‘Yaar mereko kya pata…’, Rishabh Pant’s fun banter with Washington Sundar during New Zealand Pune Test, video goes viral | WATCH

We mostly hear Rishabh Pant's banters through the stump mic, same thing happened during the India vs New Zealand second test match played in Pune, where Rishabh Pant's fun banter with Washington Sundar was caught in the stump mic.

Written by: Akshat Jain Edited by: Akshat Jain

Published: October 24, 2024, 5:48 PM IST

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Washington Sundar and Rishabh Pant in action during India vs New Zealand Pune Test. (PIC - X)

New Delhi: India’s star wicketkeeper batter Rishabh Pant always had an upper hand in having fun on the field. We have often seen Pant enjoying the field and making fun of others to create a joyful environment. We mostly hear Rishabh Pant’s banters through the stump mic, same thing happened during the India vs New Zealand second test match played in Pune, where Rishabh Pant’s fun banter with Washington Sundar was caught in the stump mic.

During the banter, Ajaz Patel was facing Washington Sundar and then Rishabh Pant gave a tip in Hindi language saying “Washi aage daal sakte hai, you can bowl little fuller, thoda bahar daal sakta hai” and then when Washinton Sundar produced a fuller bowl to Ajaz Patel, the Kiwi batter smashed a four on the front foot. Rishabh Pant realizes that Ajaz Patel also knows Hindi. “Yaar mereko kya pata issey Hindi aati hai”, Rishabh Pant laughed.

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Indian cricket team rewrote history on Day 1 of their first Test against New Zealand at the MCA Stadium in Pune. In the 147-year history of Test cricket, no other team has managed to claim all 10 wickets through off-spinners – something India managed to achieve on Thursday (October 24).

Tamil Nadu off-spinners Ravichandran Ashwin and Washington Sundar spun out New Zealand for just 259 after India had lost the toss and were forced to bowl first. While Ashwin began the rout by claiming the first three wickets, it was Sundar who completed the collapse claiming the last 7 wickets to fall to finish with his career-best Test figures of 7/59 in 23.1 overs.