India vs England 2nd test: Large step! Rishabh Pant Scripts Sena History with an explosive blow to Edgbaston | Cricket news

Rishabh Pant added another feather to his cap already illustrated on Saturday by becoming the first Asian goalkeeper to score 2,000 tests as a designated goalkeeper in the countries of Sena (South Africa, England, New Zealand and Australia) – a benchmark that highlights its status as one of the most impactful guest goalkeepers.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Pant reached the milestone in his second enterprising second, a blow of 65 on only 58 balls during the second test in progress against England in Edgbaston. His sleeves presented eight four and three, mixing the assault with a goal by helping India consolidated their gigantic advance. This blow came after a modest 25 in the first rounds, but further solidified its growing reputation as a big game player, in particular under conditions abroad.

With this, Pant has now scored 2,023 points in 28 Sena tests at a healthy average of 41.28, including six centuries and six fifties, with a better of 159 no.

In the current series of England, Pant is the second largest higher in India, amassing 342 points in four rounds with an average of 85.50 and a remarkable striking rate of 81.81, two centuries and fifty, with a highest score of 134.Pant also broke a long -standing record during his explosive sleeves of Edgbaston – he now holds the record of the more than six by a visit to the tests in England, reaching 24 six, exceeding the previous brand of Ben Stokes 21 six in South Africa.His contributions were at the heart of the historic effort of India with the bat, because they accumulated 1,014 points in Edgbaston, their highest number of people in a test match, eclipping the 916 against Australia in SCG in 2004. It was only the sixth instance of a team marking more than 1,000 points in a single test match.