India National Cricket Team Test Vice-Captain Rishabh Pant watched his best best with the bat in the series-opening clash against the England National Cricket Team.
The pants broke the twin ton in the first Test against the England National Cricket Team in Headingly in Leeds to make and shatter several records.
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Rishabh Pant hit two tons as a slam of 4 India batsmen
India was invited to bat first in the match and had posted a huge 471 on the board as Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant slammed the brilliant centuries.
The visiting team got a small lead after taking out England for 465 in their first innings, and the Indian batsmen once again displayed an outstanding performance in their second innings.
KL Rahul emerged as the top artist for India in the second innings, under his belt with 137 runs, while Rishabh Pant scored 118 runs as he scored 118 runs.
In the second innings, Rishabh Pant faced 26 balls in the 90s, which was finally before reaching the three-day mark, the number of the most balls in his test career in the 90s.
He cut off a delivery from Shoaib Bashir through a point for a quick single to complete his second century in the Leeds Test and pulled an attractive festival. The pants were eventually cleaned by Shoaib Bashir in the 72nd over.
India scored five Test tons in a match for the first time in history, as Rishabh Pant shines
India slammed the five centuries in the Leeds Test against England – Yashasvi Jaiswal (101), Shubman Gill (147), Rishabh Pant (134), KL Rahul (137), and Rishabh Pant (118). This test was the first time in history when India scored five centuries in a match, and overall it was the sixth such example by any side in history. India also became the second party to achieve this achievement in a distant test after Australia in 1955 against the West Indies in Kingston after Australia.
Meanwhile, Rishabh Pant became the first Indian cricketer to register a 50-plus score in England and the second wicketkeeper-batsman in a Test match after Andy Flower.
After Virat Kohli (Adelaide, 2014), Rahul Dravid (Hamilton, 1999), Asanka Gurusinh (Hamilton, 1991), and Vijay Hazare (Edlide, 1948), he also became the fifth Asian batsman only. In particular, he became the first Indian batsman to achieve an achievement in England.
Complete list of records made by Rishabh Pant
Hundreds in each innings by a specified wicketkeeper
Andy Flower 142 and 199* vs. Harare 2001
Rishabh Pant 134 and 100* Vs. Eng Handingley 2025
Most sixes by a batsman in a test in England:
Rishabh Pant – 9 (vs Ing, Headingley, 2025)
Andrew Flintoff (vs AUS, Edgbaston, 2005)
Ben Stokes (vs Aus, Lords, 2023).
Hundreds in each innings of a test for India:
Vijay Hazare
Sunil Gavaskar (3)
Rahul Dravid (2)
Virat Kohli
Ajinkya Rahane
Rohit Sharma
Rishabh Pant
Most centuries for a keeper batsman in tests:
17 – Adam Gilchrist (AUS)
12 – Andy Flower (Zim)
8 – Les AIIMS (ENG)
8* – Rishabh Pant (IND)
Most of the tests as a wicketkeeper in England 100:
4 – East, Stewart, Pant
3 – AIIMS, Not
2 – Bairstow, Evans, Russell
Indian batsmen to score twin centuries in an army test:
Vijay Hazare 116 and 145 vs Australia in Adelaide, 1948
Rahul Dravid 190 and 103* vs New Zealand Hamilton, in 1999
Virat Kohli 115 and 141 vs Australia in Adelaide, 2014
Rishabh Pants 134 and 118 vs England Leeds, 2025
Both tests by Indians in 100S (in foreign trials):
Vijay Hazare (1948) in Adelaide
Sunil Gavaskar at Port of Spain (1971)
Rahul Dravid in Hamilton (1999)
Virat Kohli (2014) in Adelaide
Rishabh Pant in Leeds (2025)*
Visiting batsmen to score twin centuries in England in this century:
Shai Hope in Leeds, 2017
Steve Smith in Birmingham, 2019
Rishabh Pant in Leeds, 2025
Most 100s abroad by an Indian wicketkeeper-batsman
7 – Rishabh Pant
2 – KL Rahul
2 – Sanju Samson
1 – Rahul Dravid
1 – Vijay Manjrekar
1 – Ajay Ratra
1 – W Saha
Most international centuries (Indians) in England:
9 – Rohit
8 – Dravid
7 – Sachin
5 – Pant, Rahul
4 – Dhawan, Ganguly, Vengsarkar
3 – Kohli
