Leeds, England – June 23: Rishabh Pant and Kl Rahul India interact with Rothesay’s first test match between England and India in Headley 23 June 2025 in Leeds, England. (Photo: Images George Wood/Getty) Former English captain Nasser Hussain revealed what Dinesh Karthik said about Kl Rahul and Rishabh Pant on the fourth day of the first test match in Headingley. The duo was involved in the 195-run partnership for the fourth goal.“This partnership-DK summed up quite well: classic music at one end and hip-hop on the other,” Nasser Hussain said at Sky Sports.“The hip-hop in Rishabh Pant modeled the species when he went through a small phase just before the drink, where he had a word with himself. I think he just got into his shifts and got a relatively sensible head,” he added.Indian star goals Rishabh Pant continued his scintillation form and broke his eighth trial century. Pant created history and became the first Indian goalkeeper to score centuries in both shifts of the test match.It is remarkable that it was a pant of the second century of the match, after its 134 in the first shifts-he marked hundreds of his back together in the same test.With this performance, Pant joined the elite list of guest battering, who recorded five consecutive 50 plus scores in England.
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Meanwhile, on the other hand, Kl Rahul killed his ninth trial century and the third in England. Previously, Rahul scored for centuries in the 2018 oval and Lord’s in 2021. Interestingly, only one of his nine came at home.Hussain showed praise on Rahul’s launching and said it was the main class of the Indian opening of how to bat in English.“Kl Rahul had a relatively reasonable head for a very long time. He’s such an elegant player. Although the ball passes past the edge, he remains unfit. He played beautifully.“If you ask someone to look and learn how to bat in English, gives you a master class – just like three or four years ago on Lord. He gave us another championship class.”
