It has been 619 days since Team India’s star wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant returned to Test cricket. The Team India star, who played his last Test match against Bangladesh in December 2022, has also made a comeback against the same team. Rishabh Pant’s comeback has been good so far. He led the troubled India in the first innings of the Chennai Test, but on the second day of the match, one of his decisions proved wrong, due to which he had to apologize in the middle of the match. He has apologized to his Team India teammate Mohammad Siraj.
This incident happened on Friday, September 20, at the beginning of Bangladesh’s innings on the second day of the match. Mohammad Siraj was bowling in the fourth over of the innings. On the fifth ball of the Indian fast bowler, there was a strong appeal of LBW against left-handed batsman Zakir Hasan. Siraj believed that the Bangladeshi batsman was out and was celebrating with the appeal but it did not happen. The umpire did not give him out, which surprised Siraj as well as the rest of the Indian team. Read More – Honey Singh remembers his sister after 1 year, singer reaches Melbourne to surprise her…
Pant refused, the decision was wrong
Now Team India had the option of taking DRS on the umpire’s decision, so that the review could be clear. Siraj was also seen explaining this to captain Rohit Sharma, but Rohit did not listen to him. This happened because wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant stopped him from doing so. Pant was saying that the ball was going outside the leg stump, so there will be no out and the review will be wasted. Ultimately Rohit did not take the review. Soon the replay was shown on the big screen of the stadium, in which it was seen that the ball would have hit the leg stump and Zakir was out. Read More – Honey Singh remembered his sister after 1 year, singer reached Melbourne to surprise her…
had to apologize again
According to reports, as soon as the incident happened, Siraj immediately drew Rishabh Pant’s attention to it. Seeing this, Pant also admitted his mistake and Zakir Hasan also could not stay on the field for long and was bowled by Akash Deep after 4 overs. Earlier, Team India was all out for 376 runs. In the first session of the day itself, Team India lost its remaining 4 wickets for just 37 runs. Ravichandran Ashwin was dismissed after scoring 112 runs, while Ravindra Jadeja missed his fifth Test century. He was dismissed after scoring 86 runs. Hasan Mahmud took 5 wickets for Bangladesh.
