The Indian bag Rishabh Pant has elaborated its name in historical books by registering for the most centuries by the Indian goalkeeper in the tests. Pant reached a milestone 2. On the first test against England in Headingley, Leeds. Southpaw renewed his shifts by 65 overnight and scored his first runs of the day with the edge down the fine foot against Brydon Cart.
He continued to take over the English sailor and collected two more boundaries against him. He also took over Shaiba Bashir and ran to four and six to move to 90 years. In the end, he finished the landmark with a massive six against Bashir over the deep medium goalkeeper and celebrated the usual way backflip.
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After reaching the landmark, Mrs. Dhoni left the Indian nipple body in the list of most centuries. Former India captain scored six hundred tests in his career from 90 matches, while Pant brought his seventh test ton in 44 games. He also climbed fourth in the list for most testing centuries in international cricket, joined Kumar Sangakar, AB de Villiers, Matt Prior and BJ Watling on the spot.
It was the third test century for pants in England, which made him the only overseas bag that did so in the country. Previously on day 1, Pant began his shifts in the usual way by walking on Ben Stokes only on his second ball as he used his legs and ran it on four directly down the ground. Then, however, that the southern trail showed a great limitation by not going to Shaaib Bashir and scored only 16 runs from 44 balls.
Pant scored his second border on his 48th ball, which was over the outer edge against Chris Woakes. In the end, he began to attack the Shaaib Bashir after 60 vans when he pulled him to four and later used his legs to hit him at six. He raised his fifty 91 balls and also completed 3000 runs in tests.
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Rishabh beniwal
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June 21, 2025
