‘Feel bad’: Rishabh Pant says it’s ‘easy to pass opinions’ as KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan race ahead in India’s pecking order
Pant will lead Rest of India in the Irani Cup and may play for Delhi in the Ranji Trophy as India pushes national players into domestic cricket.
- On Thursday, Rishabh Pant will lead the Rest of India against Jammu and Kashmir in the Irani Cup at the Sher-i-Kashmir Stadium in Srinagar. The 28-year-old enters after a rare three-week break.
- Currently confined to the Test format, Pant is not part of India's ODI or T20I teams. Domestic cricket provides match fitness ahead of the New Zealand Test series beginning in November.
- After a car crash cost him nearly 18 months of cricket, Pant developed his 'keep it simple' philosophy. 'Keeping it simple is the key,' he said.
- As Rest of India captain, Pant mentors younger teammates during domestic cricket. 'It's always good to share that experience,' Pant stated.
- Emphasizing mental resilience for future international assignments, Pant stresses the importance of mental strength. 'You have to work hard, you have to be mentally strong,' he said.
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Rishabh Pant embraces keep it simple mantra after losing Test vice-captaincy
Rishabh Pant is refusing to let the latest change in his India role become a distraction. Having lost the Test vice-captaincy and found himself out of India's current ODI plans, Pant said his approach remains unchanged: focus on the opportunity in front of him and give his best.
Rishabh Pant has opened up about his omission from Team India's ODI squad. He admitted that it feels bad to be left out, but it's important to keep working hard to make a comeback.
Rishabh Pant likely to play for Delhi in Ranji Trophy opener against Bengal
Rishabh Pant is likely to feature for Delhi against Bengal in Kalyani after the Irani Cup, giving him valuable red-ball preparation ahead of India’s Test series against New Zealand and Australia.
‘Feel bad’: Rishabh Pant says it’s ‘easy to pass opinions’ as KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan race ahead in India’s pecking order
Rishabh Pant admits it ‘feels bad’ to be out of India’s ODI setup but insists setbacks bring comebacks as KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan and Dhruv Jurel rise.
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