Rishabh Pant: Rishabh Pant lost his wicket very soon during the second Test match being played at Edgbaston, but now it has been revealed that England has done a huge move against India, whose Pant has been victims.
Rishabh Pant: At this time, Team India is playing the second match of the five -match Test series against England in Birmingham. During the second Test, wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant was once again expected to have a great innings, which he had done in the leads, but here he was seen to be a dirty trick of England.
In fact, England adopted a very different policy to deal with Indian batsmen in the second Test. No part of the field is more than 64.9 meters longer than the stump. Perhaps this was the reason that helped England get out of Edgbaston on the first day to get dismissed on a cheap score.
England moved to dismiss Rishabh Pant
A report by the Indian Express stated that the planning to change the dimensions of England’s boundary is related to reducing the danger of the twickers and putting more pressure on the fielder by targeting the small square boundary. His trick can be the biggest reason for Rishabh Pant being dismissed.
The largest boundary is 65 meters in the counor area, while the straight boundary is 60 meters. There is usually a difference of 9 feet between the boundary and the advertising board, but in this match, this difference is being described as 20 to 25 feet. It may also be that he has been dismissed due to Rishabh Pant wrongly estimated the short boundary.
Rishabh Pant’s bat did not run in Birmingham
Let us tell you that Rishabh Pant, who scored a century in both innings of the Leeds Test, could not show anything special in Birmingham and was dismissed cheaply. Pant scored an innings of 25 runs and was caught out for playing a big shot against Shoaib Bashir, due to which he could not even make 50.
During his innings, Pant hit only one four and a six. It is also being claimed that the reason for shortening the boundary size is that when Team India’s spinner bowls in the fourth innings, England batsmen do not have trouble in scoring runs.
