Rishabh Pant, the superstar graduate from U-19 level
The HinduA decade ago, Rishabh Pant would catch a bus from Roorkee to Delhi in the wee hours to report to his practice session on time. Former India wicketkeeper Vijay Dahiya, who worked with Pant at Delhi Capitals in the IPL, feels it’s the mindset that allows him to stage such a turnaround in his career. “He is a phenomenal player, a match-winner, an impact player who can change the course of the game anytime,” Dahiya told Sportstar after India’s 2-1 series win in Australia on Tuesday. He needed time with himself.” Former India batsman Mohammad Kaif, currently the assistant coach at Delhi Capitals, said that Pant would bat for hours at the IPL nets. READ: This is the toughest tour ever, says Ravi Shastri Range of strokes Pant’s range of strokes definitely demands binge-watching — elegant cover drives, ferocious pulls, a Saeed Anwar-like cut, intimidating sweep and a cheeky scoop against spinners.