Team India wicketkeeper-son Rishabh Pant was disappointed after failing to add a big shot during the first session of the day 3 in the third Test. The pants shouted in disappointment after recalling the delivery of Pesar Chris Woakes at the prestigious Lord’s Cricket Ground in London on Saturday, 12 July.
Pant retained the injury while holding wickets during the second session on 1 on the third test day. The 27 -year -old was to leave the field, in which Dhruv Juraral captured the wicketkeeping duties for the remaining innings. Despite the inconvenience, the pants left India to bat at number 5 after losing three wickets.
Watch: Chryce Rishabh Pant shouts in disappointment after a big hit from Chris Woakes.
The incident occurred on the first delivery of the 51st over during India’s first innings. Chris Woakes made a delivery with some width, which Rishabh Pant tried aggressively.
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However, he hit the fielder directly on the cover, disappeared from a scoring opportunity. The left -handed batsman was disappointed with himself and reacted visually after an excepted shot.
Watch the video of the same posted by a user (formerly known as Twitter):
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India starts at 3 on a third test day on a positive note without losing wickets in the first hour.
India started 3 on a third test day on a positive note, in which Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul were showing calm and control in the morning session. On the first ball of the day, the pants fixed it for four. After a few balls, he stepped out and sent the ball through deep cover to another border.
At the time of writing, the visitors were 206/3 after 58 overs, with an unbeaten at 83 and pants at 48, behind by 181 runs.
Earlier, England opted to bat first and posted a total of 387, which was anchored by the patient of the route 104. Jamie Smith (51) and Bridan Cars (56) reduced the order with significant runs. Jasprit Bumrah was a bowlers pick for India, claiming his 15th five -wicket race in Test cricket.
Rishabh Pant has been in a fine form in the ongoing Eng-IN Test series
Rishabh Pant has been one of the best artists in India in the ongoing test series against England. He scored 134 and 118 runs in the initial test at Headingley, where India suffered a five -wicket defeat.
Southpow became the second wicketkeeper only to register the twin centuries in the same test after Andy Flower. India bounced back in the second Test in Edgbaston. The team led by Shubman Gill won 336 runs, in which pants were scoring a significant knock of 25 and 65.
Next to the ongoing match day, Pant has scored 361 runs in five innings at an impressive average of 90.25, including two centuries and fifty.
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