Pant’s Century in Headingley marked his seventh in Testcricket and his third against England – a team he often excels. The performance was celebrated in his usual flamboyant style when Pant Spinner Shoaib Bashir sent in the stands to reach his hundred.
In a remarkable representation of strength and fearless stroke game, Rishabh Pant Rohit Sharma has surpassed to become the leading six-hitter of India in the history of the ICC World Test Championship (WTC). This important achievement came during his match -determining innings of 134 runs from 178 balls against England on day 2 of the first test in Headingley.
The innings of pant, characterized by 12 celebrations and 6 Sixes, was performed with an impressive success rate of more than 75, which played a crucial role in the propulsion of India to a total in the first innings of 471. With this newest milestone, Pant now has 62 Sixes of Six of SHARMULMAMULAMULATION 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes of 56 Sixes. In particular, Pant has reached his 62 sixes in just 35 games, which underlines the meaning of his performance.
The aggressive left-handed is now in second place in the WTC Six-Hitting Leaderboard, with only England captain Ben Stokes, which leads with 83 Sixes in 54 games. The consistency and a daring approach to pant continue to define the standards for Wicket posture and Batting in modern test cricket.
In addition to this six-hitting milestone, Pant reached various historical sights during its innings:
– He surpassed Mrs. Dhoni to become the most productive scorer of the test century under Indian Wicketkeeper batters, now compared to DHONIs 6 for 7 tests for centuries.
– He joined Sri Lanka’s Kumar Sangakkara for most tests for centuries by an Asian Wicketkeeper, in which both players had 7 centuries to their name.
-Pant achieved the record for most centuries in the circumstances of Sena (South Africa, England, Nieuw -Zeeland, Australia) by an Asian batter. With 5 centuries in these challenging environments – including 3 in England and 1 each in Australia and South Africa – he has demonstrated an exceptional temperament abroad.
-He crossed the 3000-run marking in Testcricket and only became the second Indian Wicketkeeper-Batter after Dhoni.
After England first chose Bowl to Bowl, India grabbed the chance, with a formidable impact performance under the leadership of three centurions: Yashasvi Jaiswal (101 runs), Shubman Gill (147 runs) and Rishabh Pant (134 runs).
India closed their first innings with an impressive total of 471 runs. The bowling attack of England was led by Ben Stokes, who claimed 4 wickets for 66 runs, and Josh Tongue, who also took 4 wickets, with 86 runs. Innings of RISHABH Pant, in particular, attracted considerable attention to the remarkable combination of aggression and calmness, with which he underlined his historical significance in the competition.
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