Rishabh Pant made an instant impact on his comeback to red-ball cricket with a sublime match-winning century against Bangladesh in the first Test at Chepauk. The left-handed batter donned the Indian team whites after over 600 days after his horrific car accident.

India's star wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant has made a triumphant return to Test cricket following a severe car accident. His comeback was marked by a match-winning century against Bangladesh in the first Test at Chepauk.

Rishabh Pant scripts a dream comabck in test cricket after his accident as he scores century in the first test match against Bangladesh

Rishabh Pant responded to the "greatest-ever" debate after India's emphatic win by 280 runs on Sunday in the opening Test of the two-match series.

Rishabh Pant made a memorable return to Test cricket, hitting a hundred in his first outing in whites for India in nearly two years. Pant hit a hundred in Chennai, a venue that adores his idol, MS Dhoni.

After making an impactful contribution to India’s victory, Pant opened up about his return to Test cricket after close to 2 years. When the broadcasters tried drawing a parallel between him and Dhoni,

Ian Chappell underscores the significance of Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant for India's upcoming series in Australia. He highlights their fitness and form as vital, especially Pant's wicket-keeping on bouncy pitches.

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes that India must prioritise keeping Jasprit Bumrah and Rishabh Pant fit ahead of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. India will travel to Australia in November this year to play the showpiece bilateral series.

Former Australia captain Ian Chappell believes that if Pant is at the peak of his powers, it would be another memorable tour for India.