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Rishab Pant has stunned the crowd of Headingley again with his fearsome Cricket brand, but his shooting selection on the 4th left Dineh Karthik questioning the logic behind him, as India needed someone to direct the second post of the first ongoing test against England.
Ris Habh Pant, who broke a memorable century in the first entrances, seemed determined to bring the attack to England in the second post, despite the cloudy skies and the harsh beaten conditions on the 4th at the Headingley Stadium in Leeds.
Ris Habh Pant survives twice, Dinesh Karthik questions his shot selection
Arriving after the first dismissal of Shubman Gill for only 8 runs, Pant joined his hands with KL Rahul to return to India on the court. But instead of playing wisely, the left batter stuck to his attacking instincts, which surprised many, including the commentator Dineh Karthik.
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Although the pacers and spinners of England continued to test the batters with sharp lines and swing conditions, the Indian vice-chic-chicer showed no sign of slowdown. Previously at their entrances, a particular feature caught the attention of everyone for the wrong reasons.
It happened at 32nd. In the third ball, Pant fell to a knee and attempted an ambitious finding against a Chris Wakes delivery that turned over at a rate of more than 130 km/h. The ball grabbed the upper edge and flying dangerously to the region of the thin legs, where two campers converged. But luck was on the side of Pant when he landed on the gap and got four runs.
It doesn’t make sense to me: Dinesh Karthik in the risky dams of Ris Habh Pant
While the people applauded, Dinesh Karthik did not completely excite. The old Indian drummer has pointed out how unnecessary this trait, especially, given the complicated situation and the nature of the pitch. Karthik believed that with the ball he bowed down and the bowl raised the pace, trying to sweep a ball like this was too risky.
The commentator even said how Pant was shocked, believing he was about to be trapped. However, Pant survived the scare, but his risky game left many disappointed. Dinesh Karthik said in the air: “Given the conditions and situation of the game, I don’t think it was the percentage of shot. I know it has the result, very successful.”
Karthik continued: “But the odds did not stack in his favor. Playing a bowling bowling 130 clicks above 140 is meaningless. He thought he had gone there. He saw that he had gone straight up. His reaction was almost, I’m not running here. Someone will take it, but the wind took him out of the cord.”
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Dinesh Karthik decodes Ris Hebh Pant’s emotions after LBW’s survival
Later, Ris Hurbh Pant tried another risky shot. He got off a knee to catch the ball, but he did not do well. The ball struck his pad and the captain of England, Ben Stokes, called on LBW. He even criticized, but reproduction showed that the ball had touched the pant bat before hitting the pad. England lost his review and Pant had a lifestyle.
After overcoming, Pant seemed annoying to himself. He was told to speak quietly, saying -“Tez Ball Hai Rishab, Maarna Hai Toh Seedha Lag Jaayega Naa Is Ball PE, Kuch Alag Karne Ki Zarurat Nahi Hai.” Reacing the same, the commentator said that Pant was reminded of using a straight bat and not exceeding things, and he hoped that the mixer would follow his own advice.
Karthik added, “First up, he said to himself, play with the straight bat; I can still do it. Don’t try to do it too. He is almost talking about saying he does not need to do anything out of the common. He is quite disappointed with what he did, but I hope he listens to himself.”
DK translates what Rishabh Pant said! 🤓🔊 pic.twitter.com/ofgwm4ofop
– Sky Sports Cricket (@skyCricket) June 23, 2025
