Rishabh Pant Showed Explosive Form In England
Rishabh Pant showed explosive form in England, scored a brilliant century in the practice match.
Rishabh Pant, the wicketkeeper-batsman of the Indian cricket team, is currently running in blazing form. In England, the Indian team has to play in the final of the World Cup of Test cricket i.e. World Test Championship.
Before this match to be played against New Zealand, Pant is being considered by all the veterans as an important link. By scoring a brilliant century in the practice match, this batsman has increased the concern of the Kiwi team.
The World Test Championship match is to be played from 18 to 22 June in Southampton, England. Before entering this match, the Indian team divided the team and played a practice match in which Pant scored a lot.
This practice match was played between the teams captained by Virat Kohli and KL Rahul. In this match, Pant played a scintillating century, while Shubman Gill, who was in constant discussion, scored 85 runs.
Pant scored a century.
Rishabh Pant continued his top form in this match and played a fine century. He scored 121 runs in 94 balls. During this innings, he hit the bowlers for sixes and fours.
One six was such, the video of which has also been shared by BCCI on its official Twitter handle.
Gill, who opened the innings with Rohit Sharma, scored 85 runs off 135 balls. He must have breathed a sigh of relief from this one innings as all eyes are on the batsman who failed to score against England.
These 3 bowlers of South Africa wreaked havoc, the Caribbean team was badly piled up twice.
West Indies vs South Africa: The first match of the two-match Test series being played between hosts West Indies and South Africa could not last for three days, as the result of the match came out on the third day itself.
The visiting team South Africa won the match in this match. South Africa beat West Indies team by an innings and 63 runs.
West Indies team captain Craig Brathwaite won the toss and elected to bat, but his decision did not prove to be correct, as the Caribbean team could not even score 100 runs in the first innings.
West Indies team scored just 97 runs in 40.5 overs losing all wickets. Six players of the Caribbean team could not cross the double figure, while some batsmen got a good start, but they could not play big innings.
