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Sourav Ganguly Lauds ‘brilliant’ Pant For Showing Grit And Class In England Test Series
Pant, who emerged as one of India’s standout performers on the tour, amassed 479 runs in seven innings, including twin centuries in the series opener at Headingley and a courageous 74 in the Lord’s Test despite being struck on the hand. His form and resilience became a defining feature of India’s campaign, as they fought to level the five-match series, currently led 2-1 by England.
“He is a very good Test player. He is injured and his foot was fractured; he will take time to recover. He has batted brilliantly in the series,” Ganguly told IANS.
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