Former Indian batsmen Sunil Gavaskar and Rishabh Pant
Sunil Gavaskar On Rishabh Pant: Rishabh Pant has proved to be a huge flop in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia and has not been able to cross the score of 50 even once. Fans were expecting a big innings from him in the fourth Test being played in Melbourne, but he could not stay at the crease leave alone scoring runs. Veteran Sunil Gavaskar did not look at all happy with the way Pant lost his wicket in Melbourne.
Pant was out after playing a bad shot
Rishabh Pant got a good start in the first innings of the fourth Test, but failed to convert it into a big innings. When he was playing after scoring 28 runs. Then he played a strange shot behind the wicket off Scott Boland. He could not time this shot properly and the ball rose very high taking the edge of his bat, after which Nathan Lyon took a very easy catch. In this way he was out after scoring 28 runs.
Sunil Gavaskar got angry
Rishabh Pant left the team and returned to the pavilion at a time when the team needed it most. After his dismissal after playing a bad shot, great batsman Sunil Gavaskar got angry and said that there are two fielders and then you go for such shots. While you missed the previous shot. See where you got caught. Here you have thrown away the wicket. You can’t escape by saying that this is your natural game. Sorry this is not your natural game. This was a bad shot. They should go to another dressing room.
Rishabh Pant has flopped badly
Rishabh Pant has played a total of four Test matches in the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy and has scored 37, 1, 21, 28, 9 and 28 runs with his bat and has not been able to score a single half-century. He is also performing the responsibility of wicketkeeper for Team India. While young batsman Dhruv Jurel is sitting on the bench. He got a chance to play in Perth, but after that he was shown the way out of the playing eleven of Team India.
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