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Rishabh Pant Goes Beast Mode: Roof-Rattling Six Stuns Everyone

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A Jaw‑Dropping Moment

Ahead of India’s high-stakes five-Test series against England, newly appointed vice-captain Rishabh Pant delivered a knockout blow in the nets—literally. Facing spinner Washington Sundar, Pant unleashed a monstrous slog-sweep that rocketed into the training ground’s roof, breaking its panel and causing visible damage

Why This Matters

  • Confidence Booster: After a subdued IPL 2025 season (269 runs at an average of ~24), ending with a century for LSG, Pant needed this display to reassert his red-ball credentials
  • Tour Readiness: Such raw power in the nets sends a message—Pant is physically and mentally sharpened for the demanding English conditions starting June 20 (Headingley)

Practice Intensity

The session, led by Shubman Gill, Jasprit Bumrah, Mohammed Siraj, and Ravindra Jadeja, was captured in a BCCI net-practice video. It showcased intense focus and intricate drills under the watchful eyes of coach Gautam Gambhir and fielding trainer T. Dilip

The Bigger Picture

  • Vice‑Captain Role: Pant’s six underlines why India entrusted him with responsibility. His aggressive approach is an asset under the leadership of captain Gill.
  • England Record: Known for espousing aggressive Test batting in England, Pant averages 32.70 with two centuries and two fifties in nine Tests there — this hit sets the tone for a continuation of style and dominance

📊 Quick Stats

CategoryDetails
FormatPractice net session
BowlerWashington Sundar
ResultSix smashed into and broke roof
Pant’s 2025 IPL stats269 runs, average 24.45, one century
Test Record in England556 runs, avg 32.70, 2 centuries (9 innings)
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