Rishabh Pant captivated Headingley with a stunning century and an unexpected somersault celebration, overshadowing his impressive innings. His audacious move drew admiration from teammates and former cricketers like Dinesh Karthik and Ravi Shastri. Pant's explosive innings, coupled with Shubman Gill's 147, propelled India past 400, but it was the fearless flip that truly defined the moment, embodying Pant's unique spirit.
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Rishabh Pant achieved a significant milestone, securing his 150th Test catch, joining Indian wicketkeeping legends. He celebrated his comeback with a brilliant 134, marking his seventh Test century, highlighted by a memorable somersault. Pant's explosive batting and charismatic presence continue to solidify his role as a key match-winner for India.
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Rishabh Pant eyes MS Dhoni's record as Pant seeks to become India's top wicketkeeper-batter. He needs one more century to surpass Dhoni's Test record. The upcoming England series is crucial for Pant. Dhruv Jurel's performance adds pressure. Pant aims to improve after a below-par showing in Australia. All eyes are on Pant's performance in the upcoming matches.