K. L. Rahul admits eye on century led to Rishabh Pant's run-out
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With his 74-run innings in the second innings of the third Test, Rishabh Pant managed to break two separate world records, held by two of the greatest cricketers in history, namely Sir Vivian Richards
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India faced a challenging start, losing three wickets for 107 runs while chasing England's 387. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant's partnership turned the game, but Pant's run out halted momentum, leaving India struggling despite efforts from Jadeja and Reddy to match England's total.
Rishabh Pant’s cheeky stump-mic exchange with Ben Duckett and a brilliant 74-run knock lit up Day 3 of the IND vs ENG 3rd Test. England hit back with Pant’s run-out, leaving the match evenly poised with both teams tied at 387.
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India Today on MSNThis is not cricket: Gavaskar fumes at 'bodyline' tactic against injured Rishabh PantSunil Gavaskar criticised England's aggressive short ball tactics on injured Rishabh Pant during Day 3 in Lord's. He called the approach unsportsmanlike and urged the ICC to enforce stricter fielding rules.
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I ndia vice-captain and wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant was involved in another humorous on-field conversation with a player of the opposition on Day 3 of the third Test against
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While the lower-order put on a fight to level the first-innings scores with England at 387, KL Rahul admitted that his hunt for the century at Lord's hampered India's momentum.