Is Rishabh Pant Overrated? Twitter Reacts to His Latest IPL Failure

LSG captain Rishabh Pant continued his poor form in IPL 2025, scoring just 2 runs against Punjab Kings. His struggles sparked criticism on Twitter, with fans questioning his consistency and leadership

Chavidisetty Srikanth
Chavidisetty Srikanth

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Rishabh Pant's Struggles Continue as LSG Captain Falls for Just 2 Runs vs PBKS.

Rishabh Pant's poor form in IPL 2025 as a captain of Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) continued on Tuesday against Punjab Kings (PBKS), scoring just 2 runs in 13 matches in Lucknow. Following an anticipated return to IPL, Pant has found it difficult to find any rhythm so far, leaving Twitter fans puzzled as a spectator.An Awful Start to IPL 2025.Pant's return to competitive cricket was expected to spark the LSG; however, he has been poor in that regard, and his poor performances thus far speak to that truth. In a hard-hitting Punjab bowling attack, the left-hand batter was disappointing once more leading to just 2 runs before being dismissed. This awful start induces speculation on whether he was out of form or did he have leadership to take them along.

Twitter Reacts to the Pant Dismissal

Social media Clitters reacted quickly to Pant's awful run of form. Examples of the paw always came from Crickets-a-lot; he labelled Pant "overrated" in T20 cricket and commented on shot selection and reason for confusion and in leadership. All eyes are on Pant for the rest of the tournament.

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