Pant could have created history by becoming the Indian wicket-keeper with most Test centuries but got out on 99.

Rishabh Pant braved his way to a brilliant half-century on Day 4 of the 1st Test between India and New Zealand at M Chinnaswamy Stadium, Bengaluru on October 19, Saturday. Pant walked out to bat while being heavily strapped in the morning alongside Sarfaraz Khan.

C loudy and overcast conditions have returned once again, and it needs to be seen whether Team India manage to brave the conditions to put up a spirited fightback against New Zeal

Rain has delayed the match further, while Rishabh Pant, despite an injury, scored a half-century to aid India's fightback against New Zealand. Sarfaraz Khan also contributed with his maiden Test hundred as the match remains suspended due to rain.

Bengaluru: Rishabh Pant etched his name into the record books on Day 4 of the first Test against New Zealand, becoming the fastest Indian wicketkeeper to score 2500 Test runs at M Chinnaswamy Stadium.

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Rishabh Pant, Team India’s preferred wicketkeeper, took no part in the field behind the stumps during Day 2 and Day 3 of the ongoing India vs New Zealand Test at Bengaluru’s Chinnaswamy Stadium. After missing a stumping chance off Ravindra Jadeja’s bowling,

Rishabh Pant suffered a blow to his right knee as he was hit on it while doing wicketkeeping on Day 2 of the India vs New Zealand 1st Test in Bengaluru. Pant has not taken the field since with Dhruv Jurel replacing him behind the stumps.

Rishabh Pant charged down the ground and smacked the ball over deep mid-wicket for a six on the first ball. And he did it again on the third ball and this time straight down the ground. Meanwhile, he took a successful review followed by a blunder of a review from New Zealand to add to the visitors worries.