The former India coach and cricket player in Australia, Greg Chappell, praised Rishabh Pant after hundreds of Wingkeeper Batter records in Headingley, calling him a game changer and compares his impact to that of the Grand Australian Adam Gilchrist. Pant, now the vice-captain of India tests, has only become the second carrier of the history of history after Andy Flower of Zimbabwe to mark a century with each round of a test match. Its explosive striker was one of the most remarkable performance of the opening of the series in Headingley, even if India dropped five counters to the hosts on day 5. “The beauty of this one (pant’s striker) is that he gets his shopping at a very fast pace, which gives you time to win cricket matches. It was a phenomenal performance; Some of the photos he played were probably not in the MCC training manual at the last time I watched him, “Chappell said at an event in Mumbai.
Chappell thinks that Pant is revolutionizing the test striker with an intrepid approach that makes the best use of modern bats and the 27-year-old Vey Own Natural Flair. “He reinvents the game as a striker. You know, modern technology, bats are very different. You can play photos that were not possible with old bats. But man, he is exciting to look at,” he added. Pant’s ability to keep the quisters to guess also impressed Chappell. “You never know what to expect from the first ball at any time. He is likely to jump the counter to the Pacers, or he will play the ramp that falls. You never know what to expect, so that keeps the opposition on their toes,” he said.
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Recalling his first impressions on the left -hander, Chappell said: “When I saw him for the first time, he was another player, of course, but he reminded me a lot of Adam Gilchrist.” The hundreds of Pant twins also saw him reach a seventh best in career in the ICC test ranking for strikers. India will seek to get the most out of its explosive form in the second test that will start on July 2. A victory would bring the level of visitors to the series.