Pant: ' Coming back to Test cricket, where I belong most is excellent'

After returning from harm, he claims to "love it every day" because he "wants to perform all three types."

Rishabh Pant and others started to wonder if he would ever play on a cricket field suddenly in 2023, let alone be the same extravagant Pant that everyone fell in love with. His car went up in flames in Uttarakhand as a result of a highway crash while amazing his mother there. Most people would consider its resurrection as a gift, even to once again contend in wealthy sports. Even though he missed the household ODI World Cup, he is now a T20I world hero and, more importantly, he is now up as a Test bob in the carton. Less than two years later, he has overcame every healing timeline that has been given to him.

Pant, who had previously been compared to MS Dhoni as an Indian batsmen, confirmed what many observers had long suspected: despite the fact that he had been a T20 player, is still at home in Test cricket.

" Definitely, it was emotional because coming back I wanted to score in each and every match, which I could n't do [in the first innings, where he was part of a recovery but made a mental error]," Pant told the broadcasters after India's 280-run win against Bangladesh in Chennai. " But coming back to Test cricket, where I belong most is excellent. I enjoyed batting out there and just got a little bit personal. But at end of the day, only being on the industry gives me more satisfaction than doing anything else. "

At Dhoni's quasi-home earth, Pantane surpassed Dhoni in terms of ages. Pant said he, also, loves the emotions it. " A bit exclusive because I love playing in Chennai, first of all," Pant said. Second, I believe I wanted to play all three forms after recovering from my first Test match. Simply adoring it every day. "

Pant entered the first inning ahead of KL Rahul, who had 34 for 3 and who had added 62 with his friend Shubman Gill, despite not posting a significant score in the first innings ( 39 ). " I try to read the position in my own way," Pant said. " And when you're 30 for 3, I think you need to change a relationship. And that's what specifically me and Gill did up there. Particularly, I believe it actually helps when you chat up with someone you have a close relation with outside of work. "

Captain Rohit Sharma was full of praise for Pant's return. He has gone through some very difficult days, and it was amazing to watch how he handled those difficult times, Rohit said. " He came back in the Cricket then followed by the World Cup, a really powerful World Cup, and then obviously this is the style he loves the most.

It was never about what he would do with the wicket, according to us. With both the bat and the boots, we usually had a sense of what he was doing. It was just about getting him back in the game and giving him that activity day. Credit to him as also. He then won the Duleep Trophy, prepared for this Test match, and immediately made an immediate affect in the match. "