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Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy: I Love Watching Rishabh Pant Play, Says Stokes
The India vice-captain became just the second wicket-keeper after Zimbabwe's Andy Flower to score two centuries in the same Test match, through his knocks of 134 and 118 in the thrilling Test match at Leeds that England won by five wickets.
“I absolutely love watching Rishabh play cricket. I love the way he takes it on. All formats of the game. He's got a bit of stick in his time, but when you let that type of talent be free, that's what can happen. It's one of those things where you look back on last week and give credit to him, 200 in the game.
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- 06 Feb 2021 04:31