In a moment that will be remembered forever, Rishabh Pant showed the world what passion for Test cricket looks like. He is suffering from a painful toe injury and walked out to bat on day 2 of the 4th Test of the ongoing Anderson and Tendulkar Trophy at Manchester with one thing in his mind, playing for the country.
Just a day earlier, former cricketer and most Iconic commentator in recent times, Ravi Shastri, asked Pant, “How is your finger? It's not broken, right”? Pant replied, “Even if it were broken, I would still play”. Shastri praised his dedication and stated, “He wants to play Test cricket, and he wants to play for Team India.
Before injury, Rishabh Pant had scored 37* and came to bat with a toe injury during day 2 and added 20 more runs with 57.
This was not just a half century. It was a bold statement to the world that if a player is playing for his nation, he should give his 100% commitment. Pant proved he is a true champion. Innings of Pant during day 2 of the Test match helped Team India to post 358 runs during the first innings and set the perfect platform for the Indian Bowlers.
This star wicketkeeper didn’t just play, he inspired all with his resilience and commitment to the team. It’s truly remarkable.
The ongoing Anderson and Tendulkar Trophy 2025 may have many amazing moments, but this is one of the inspiring moments when Pant was showing his class with injury will go down as one of the fighting knocks in Test cricket, the ultimate format.
Pant is now not available for the wicketkeeping role during the 4th Test. Dhruv Jurel is doing the wicket-keeping job for Team India. Now, fans are hoping quick recovery for Pant. Recent reports suggested that 6 weeks of rest for Rishabh Pant to recover well.
India’s Most Iconic Cricket Commentator Reveals Rishabh Pant’s Brave Words and Fighting Spirit
In a moment that will be remembered forever, Rishabh Pant showed the world what passion for Test cricket looks like. He is suffering from a painful toe injury and walked out to bat on day 2 of the 4th Test of the ongoing Anderson and Tendulkar Trophy at Manchester with one thing in his mind, playing for the country.
Just a day earlier, former cricketer and most Iconic commentator in recent times, Ravi Shastri, asked Pant, “How is your finger? It's not broken, right”? Pant replied, “Even if it were broken, I would still play”. Shastri praised his dedication and stated, “He wants to play Test cricket, and he wants to play for Team India.
Before injury, Rishabh Pant had scored 37* and came to bat with a toe injury during day 2 and added 20 more runs with 57.
This was not just a half century. It was a bold statement to the world that if a player is playing for his nation, he should give his 100% commitment. Pant proved he is a true champion. Innings of Pant during day 2 of the Test match helped Team India to post 358 runs during the first innings and set the perfect platform for the Indian Bowlers.
This star wicketkeeper didn’t just play, he inspired all with his resilience and commitment to the team. It’s truly remarkable.
The ongoing Anderson and Tendulkar Trophy 2025 may have many amazing moments, but this is one of the inspiring moments when Pant was showing his class with injury will go down as one of the fighting knocks in Test cricket, the ultimate format.
Pant is now not available for the wicketkeeping role during the 4th Test. Dhruv Jurel is doing the wicket-keeping job for Team India. Now, fans are hoping quick recovery for Pant. Recent reports suggested that 6 weeks of rest for Rishabh Pant to recover well.