After loosing 2 consecutive test matches against South Africa, Team India had an incredible come back by winning the rest 2 test matches. In the 5th tie breaker match just 21 deliveries were bowled, when the rain intervened the match. The tie break of five match series was called off due to rain in Bengaluru and the series ended in 2-2 draw. Because of this Rishabh Pant being the captain missed out in winning the series against South Africa in India. The match started 50 minutes late due to the onset of rain leading to 1-1 reduction of overs for both the teams. When team India scored 28 runs in 3.3 hours with the loss of 2 wickets, once again rain disrupted the match. Due to the continuous raining, the match finally called off.
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After the match, Rishabh Pant said: “A lot of positive things came forward after this series.” Even after at a loss of 0-2, the team showed the positive attitude and did not gave up. He further added that we are at a stage that instead of getting demotivated, the team is finding new ways to achieve success.
Rishabh Pant: As a player and captain I can think to give my 100%. He added that its upto the audience that how I am performing as a player and captain, I try to give my 100% after going on the ground and I try to improve myself day by day.
Rishabh after losing 5 consecutive tosses:
After losing 5 consecutive tosses, Rishabh Pant said: “This is the 1st time I have faced so many losses in the toss, but it is not in my control.” After winning the fourth T20, Rishabh Pant said that he would toss with the right hand in the last match but once again he failed to win the toss.
Pant on test match in England:
Team India will be going to play the last Test match against England in Birmingham from July 1. Rishabh Pant will also be the part of this team. He said that we are motivated and keen to win the Test to be played in England and he added that I am personally looking forward to contribute more to the team with the bat. The rest of the team lead by Rishabh have already reached England.
