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Young Indian wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant is proving that he can play as India’s next generation of great wicketkeepers after the legendary MS Dhoni. He made his debut in 2018 and has identified himself as a fearless young calf in test cricket who has to play patiently and can bat to disperse the opponents. With that kind of approach, he has also achieved the feat of being the first Asian wicket-keeper to score a century in challenging foreign countries like England, South Africa and Australia, and has achieved some unforgettable historic victories like the Gaba.
In that way, he has made great achievements in Test cricket at this age and is still performing poorly in white ball cricket. However, he has proved that he can achieve in white-ball cricket as well by scoring a century in the recent ODI against England, but has yet to achieve much in T20 cricket. However, as he is still a young player and is maturing, the team management is giving him continuous opportunities as they are confident that he will excel in all forms of cricket in the future.
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3 Jobs:
Unconcerned about the situation, Rishabh Pant comes across as a jovial man, as lively as his batting, showing off his natural action and winning streak. In that way, let’s look at the 3 other jobs that can be set for him apart from cricket based on his quality of playing for a long time:
3. YouTuber: There are many people in this world who have become millionaires by showcasing their talents on YouTube, one of the most essential social networking sites in this modern age. Rishabh Pant, who can keep wickets in the field, is usually able to impress the fans and other players by talking lively.
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Moreover, he is credited with bringing Dhoni, who has forgotten that he is on the social networking site, in a recent Instagram Live video due to his lively nature. In that way, after Ashwin of Tamil Nadu who has already set foot in this field and is working successfully, this job is perfect for him.
2. Gymnast: Rishabh Pant, who looks slightly overweight due to his short height, has been criticized by some former players in recent times for focusing on fitness. But so far fitness doesn’t seem to have affected his performance.
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Especially when keeping wicket, he does not normally get up after bouncing the ball, he usually jumps up on his feet to look like a movie hero. In that way, if he takes the necessary exercises and slims down his body a little more, it can be said that he has a natural talent that is amazing enough to participate in the Olympic Games in the field of gymnastics.
Tim Paine to @Red_Pant777 at Boxing Day Test: “You babysit? I’ll take the wife to the movies one night, you’ll look after the kids?”
*Challenge accepted!* ????
(???? Mrs Bonnie Paine) pic.twitter.com/QkMg4DCyDT
— ICC (@ICC) January 1, 2019
1. Baby sitter: No one can forget the Border – Gavaskar Trophy won by India on Australian soil for the first time in 2018/19 led by Virat Kohli. Rishabh Pant was not picked in the ODI series that followed that series. So Australian captain and wicketkeeper Tim Paine sledged at the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne, “Take care of my kids when you’re done with the Test series.”
He didn’t respond on the field and went straight to his house to meet his wife, Bonnie Pine, and the photo of him holding his children on his hip went viral on social media. And the photos of him playing Konchi with Dhoni and Rohit Sharma’s kids are also unforgettable. In that way, the job of taking care of children who are gods is perfect for him. Because children also stick to smiling faces when they see him.
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