The stump stumped again by flying on the stormy ball of Joffra Archer, the injured Rishabh Pant; VIDEO
In the Old Trafford Test, England fast bowler Joffra Archer showed such a scene, which is rarely seen in cricket. Despite the injury, he bowled Rishabh Pant, playing a combative innings, on such a ball that the stump wandered in the air again stood upright on the ground. This moment surprised everyone on the field and fans are watching it again and again on social media.
On the second day of the fourth Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, Rishabh Pant’s adventure was seen in Old Trafford. Pant, who had left the field on the first day, descended to batting despite the fracture. As soon as he came to the crease after Shardul Thakur was dismissed, the audience stood and welcomed him.
Pant was seen struggling in the beginning but after being set, he put pressure on English bowlers with his shots. He took over the team by scoring 54 runs (3 fours, 2 sixes) off 75 balls, but in the 113rd over, the stormy ball of Geofra Archer ended his innings.
Archer threw a ball from ‘Round the Wicket’, which was picked on the good length and uprooted the stump dodging the straight bat. The off-stump went away in the air, but after falling on the ground, he stood up in a miraculous manner. When Pant returned to the pavilion after getting out, the audience present in the stadium stood and saluted him.
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Jofra Archer has Rishabh Pant’s Poles Flying ✈️
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Talking about India’s innings, India’s first innings ended on the second day of the fourth Test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy being played at the Old Trafford Stadium in Manchester. On Thursday morning, India started playing from 264/4, but the England bowlers bowled accurately and allotted the visiting team after adding 94 runs. Indian wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant, who was injured on the first day, came out to bat after Shardul Thakur’s dismissal and completed a half -century (54 runs) playing ahead by 37 runs. Apart from them, Shardul Thakur (41) and Washington Sundar also scored a crucial 27 runs.
On the first day, Yashasvi Jaiswal (58 runs) and Sai Sudarshan (61 runs) scored half -centuries from India, while KL Rahul (46 runs) also scored crucial runs.
