He is reinventing the game

Australian Batting Legend Greg CHAPPELL has hated team India’s Dynamic KEEPER-BATTER Rishabh pant as someone who is reinventing the game as a batsman. Terming Him As A Match-Winner, The Form India Coach Pointed Out that is a great asset with the Willow in Test Cricket Becaus of the pace at which he scores.

Pant Slammed Hundreds in Both Innings of the First Test Against England at Headingley in Leeds, Becoming Only the Second Wcomkeeper-Batter in History to Achieve the feat (Andy Flower was the first). The Left-Handed Batter Scored 134 OFF 178 in the First Innings and Followed It Up with 118 OFF 140 DELIVERIES. Despite pant’s heroics with the bat, india lost the leed test by five wickets.

Speaking at a Promotal Event in Mumbai on Wednesday, June 25, Chappell was lavish in his praise of the Indian Stumper. Reflecting on his Brilliance with the Willow in the Leeds Test, The Form Australian Captain Said (via Cricbuzz):

“The Beauty of it (Pant’s Batting) is that he gets His Runs at a very fast rate, Which Gives You Time to Win Cricket Matches. His was a phenomenal performance – Some of the shots that he played probably weren’t in the MCC Coaching Manual when i LAST LOOKED AT IT. Game as a Batsman. “

The 76-YEAR-OLD ADDED THAT PANT’s unpredictability as a batter forces the Bowlers and Fielders to continuously have their Thinking Caps on. He developed:

“You know, Modern Technology – The Bats are very different. Obviously, you can play shots that weren’t possible with the old bats. But man, he’s exciting to watch. You never quite Know What to Expect from the first ball at any course. He’s likes. Bowlers, or He’ll Play The Falling Ramp Shot.

Like Many Other Cricket Experts, Chappell Too Compared Pant to Aussie Legend Adam Gilchristwho also drums at a brisk pace and won many matches for his side with the Willow.

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Rishabh Pant Holds the Record for Most Hungs by an Indian Keeper-Batter in Tests

Pant has an excellent record in test cricket. In 44 matches, he has scored 3,200 Runs at an average of 44.44 and a strike rate of 74.03, with the aid of eight hundreds and 15 half-centuries. He Holds the Record for Having Notched Up Most Tons by An Indian Keeper-Batter in Tests, Having Surpassed His Idol Ms Dona (6).

Four of the Stumper’s Eight Test Hundreds Have Come in England. In 10 games, he has scored 808 Runs at an average of 42.52, with the aid of Four Centuries and Two Half-Centuries.