India Rishabh Pant (AP Photo/Scott Heppell) Edgbaston saw the light but light but narrated exchange between the English Centurion Harry Brook and Indian Rishabh’s trousers. With a smooth launch of pants along SHUBMAN GILL, Brook strongly reminded the trousers that the record for the fastest century in tests was 55 balls. Pant, with a smile, simply replied, “I’m not greedy for the records. If it happens, it will happen.”Live score: India vs England 2. Test day 4 In accordance with his words, the pants detonated in their trademark fearless style without force the pace for milestones. It ended with live 65 out of 58 balls, dotted with eight boundaries and three six. Even more importantly, he sewed together a major 100-running GILL stand, which rewritten records in this series with three centuries, including Epic 269 in the first shifts.This knocking from his pants has again shown how he never adheres to the support of his instincts as an Indian fearless goalkeeper. In accordance with his style, he maintained the result table at a brisk pace, but during the process he took a risky option that cost him his goal when he seemed to be trying to push an even bigger milestone.
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Previously, in the series Pant has hammered two centuries and continues to be an Indian middle -class game in a red cricket. Its ability to raise scoring and at the same time respect the conditions is priceless for India in this marathon series against England. At the time of writing, India leads 564 runs with SHUBMAN GILL, is approaching 150 and Ravindra Jadeja after the completion of the half century. It will be interesting to find out when India decides to declare.
