The wicket-keeper batter of the Indian cricket team, Rishabh Pant, has reacted to the fatal accident in 2022 and refleted on his emotions after knowing the call from India's former captain, Rohit Sharma.
Rishabh Pant is the co-owner of the Mumbai-based team in the World Pickleball League. He was seen cheering for his team from the stands. He also interacted with a group of young kids, posed for pictures with them, and signed a cap for a young fan. Watch the video and read the complete news here.
Rishabh Pant, who was part of India’s 2024 T20 World Cup-winning team, will not play in the next tournament. The team has chosen other wicketkeeper-batters like Sanju Samson, Ishan Kishan, Jitesh Sharma, and Dhruv Jurel instead.
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Rishabh Pant partners with Swiggy to co-own Mumbai Pickle Power in the World Pickleball League, aiming to boost pickleball’s popularity in India.
Several regular members of the Indian cricket team will take part in the upcoming Ranji Trophy, which begins this week. Key names include Test captain Shubman Gill, KL Rahul, and Nitish Kumar Reddy, have chosen to focus on domestic cricket until IPL 2026.
Repeated blows for Team India, as one of their key players got injured right before the India vs New Zealand (IND vs NZ) series after the surgery of Tilak Varma.
Rishabh Pant had a tough time in 2025. He played back-to-back matches in the Tests for Team India but was heavily criticised for his batting nature.
Only four players of the complete Indian ODI squad against New Zealand have reportedly not joined the team yet, and here we can know the clear reason for their present absence from the national team.
The upcoming left-handed sensational opening batter of the Indian cricket team, Vaibhav Suryavasnhi, has broken the record of Rishabh Pant ahead of the 2026 season of the U-19 ODI World Cup.
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