‘Fastest century …’, Harry Brook, who came to incite Rishabh Pant after Shubman Gill, got such a reply, returned quietly

By Cross Talk India Team Last updated Jul 5, 2025

Rishabh pant: During India’s second innings in the Edgbaston Test, Rishabh Pant batted in a rage. Meanwhile, Harry Brook of England tried unsuccessfully to incite Pant.

Harry brook provoke rishabh pant: The second Test is being played between India and England at Edgbaston, Birmingham. During the third and India’s second innings, captain Shubman Gill and vice -captain Rishabh Pant saw a batting batting. Meanwhile, England’s young batsman Harry Brook tried to incite the Indian vice -captain.

Brook has not done this for the first time in this match, but before that he has also done the work of provoking Shubman Gill. Gill scored 269 runs in the first innings. Meanwhile, Brook had spoken to Gill with a triple century. However, Brook’s voice was not fully captured in the Stump Mike. Now Brook was seen doing the same with Pant.

What did Harry Brook say to Rishabh Pant?

Seeing Pant’s batting, the English batsman asked Pant how many balls are your fastest century? Then Pant asked Brook in Test cricket? In response, Brook said that the fastest century is in 55 balls. Break it today. Hearing this, Pant started laughing.

Rishabh pant to harry brook:

– “i’m not greedy for records. If it happy, it happy”.

Massive Respect for Pant .. !!!!pic.twitter.com/AGPXGYNRGN

– tanuj (@imtanujsingh) July 5, 2025

The fastest century in Test cricket

Let us tell you that the record of scoring the fastest century in Test cricket is recorded in the name of Brandon McCullum of New Zealand. McCullum completed a Test century in 54 balls while playing against Australia in 2016. It is worth noting that McCullum had a record of completing the fastest century in the last Test of his career.

Pant played brilliant innings in second innings

Significantly, Rishabh Pant, who was not able to score big in the first innings of Edgbaston Test, scored 65 runs in 58 balls with the help of 8 fours and 3 sixes in 58 balls. Pant’s strike rate was 112.07 during this period.