Rishabh Pant was equal to the record of MS Dhoni’s most of the 1950s by a visiting goalkeeper in a test cricket on English soil. The left -hander achieved this performance in the first meeting of the third day of the game against England on the cult cricket country in London.
Pant came to the bat after Chris Woakes got the key goal of SHUBMAN GILLA, who broke the record Virata Kohli record for most Indian captains in the bilateral test series in England. From there, the hinge put his head down as India finished the day 2 to 145 for three out of 43 overs.
England vs India, 3. Test, Update 3. Day
On the 3rd day, the hinge continued and got out of his half -century out of 86 balls. After Gill got out, the hinge connected with his hands with Kl Rahul and built a key stand of the century.
Most fifty plus scores of visiting Wicketkeeper in tests in England
RISHABH PANT (India) – 8 out of 20 shifts
MS Dhoni (India) – 8 out of 23 shifts
John Waite (South Africa) – 7 out of 27 shifts
Rodney Marsh (Australia) – 6 out of 35 shifts
Jock Cameron (South Africa) – 5 out of 14 shifts
Rishabh pants fighting injury
Rishabh Pant suffered a painful finger injury in the 1st day of an ongoing test and left the field at 34. The rest of the first shifts did not return, with Dhruv Jurel entered as his replacement for the goal.
2 BCCI Day confirmed that Pant was still evaluated by a medical team that carefully monitored the condition of his left index finger.
Despite the discomfort, the hinge showed resistance Restoring Training on the 2nd day of the Lord’s testFriday 11th July. The young man also went through discomfort when launching in the first session of the 3rd day.
Pant had a decent time with a bat in his hand after becoming a second body in the history of the game to score twin -century during the Leeds test, and join Zimbabwe’s flowering in the elite list.
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Published:
Sabyasachi Chowdhury
Published on:
12 July 2025
