Rishabh Pant Performance Last 14th Innings: The third and final match of the three ODI series being played between India and New Zealand is being played in Christchurch. The Indian team failed to perform better in this match. Batting first, India lost wickets at regular intervals. Talented wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant once again flopped. He got out after scoring only 10 runs. There were high expectations from him in the third match. The BCCI selectors have trusted Pant as much as probably no cricketer has done in recent years. Many cricket pundits from India and abroad often praise Pant. But he has disappointed so far in white ball cricket. If Pant’s one innings is left, then mostly he has struggled in white ball cricket.
Pant’s score in last 14 innings
In July this year, Rishabh Pant played an unbeaten inning of 125 runs in the ODI match played against England in Manchester. After that innings, he got eclipsed. Since then, Pant has played 14 innings in all formats of international cricket. During this, his bat yielded only 244 runs. Meanwhile, he could score only 25 runs in two innings of the last three ODIs. Even if the team management trusts their abilities. But Pant has not lived up to the trust of the management. Recently, questions were also raised on his fitness.
How many chances will BCCI give
News Reels
Indian selectors have faith in Pant, so they are not able to think ahead of him. Many cricket analysts also praise Rishabh Pant. But he hasn’t played any explosive innings since July that deserves praise. Where is the merit in scoring only 244 runs in last 14 innings in international cricket matches? Perhaps if there was another wicket-keeper batsman, he would have been thrown out of the team by now. BCCI also takes a soft stand regarding Pant. But the selectors should pay attention to the fact that Rishabh Pant does not know how many promising wicket-keepers are standing in the way of the batsmen.
Read also:
Roger Binny: BCCI chief Roger Binny in trouble due to daughter-in-law Mayanti Langer, got notice
