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Man who saved Rishabh Pant’s life now battles for survival after Poisoning himself with girlfriend

Rajat Kumar, who played a crucial role in rescuing Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant after his horrific car accident in December 2022, has reportedly attempted suicide along with his girlfriend by consuming poison. According to sources, the couple consumed poison after facing opposition from their families regarding their relationship. While Rajat’s girlfriend, identified Manu Kashyap died, he is…

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Rishabh Pant’s saviour Rajat Kumar swallows poison with girlfriend - Here’s what happened

Rishabh Pant’s saviour Rajat Kumar, who saved the Indian cricketer following a car accident in 2022, attempted to commit suicide with his girlfriend by ingesting poison. This tragic incident surfaced on February 9 in Uttar Pradesh’s Buchha Basti village which is located in Muzaffarnagar district, NDTV reported. The 25-year-old Rajat Kumar consumed poison with 21-year-old girlfriend, Manu Kashyap…

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: KL Rahul Kicked Aside As Two Wicketkeepers Chosen for Champions Trophy

Champions Trophy 2025: Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has shared his views on the debate over India's wicket-keeper for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, with Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson, KL Rahul, and Dhruv Jurel in line for the main and backup keeping options.

Basit Ali believes that Rishabh Pant's skill set puts him ahead of KL Rahul for the upcoming prestigious tournament. He said that Rishabh Pant should be India’s first choice and Sanju Samson will be the second option, making it tough for KL Rahul to secure a spot in India’s squad as a primary keeper.

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Basit Ali picks Rishabh Pant over KL Rahul as India's first-choice wicketkeeper for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Rishabh Pant might not have played many ODIs since returning to action after his horrific car accident, but his supreme wicket-keeping and explosive batting, along with his past performances, make him the favorite for the first-choice Indian wicketkeeper for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

On the other hand, Sanju Samson has also emerged as a strong contender for the role after his explosive performances as an opener in T20I cricket. Following Rohit Sharma's retirement from T20Is, Samson grabbed the opportunity with both hands as an opener, becoming the first player to score three centuries in a calendar year in T20I cricket.

Basit Ali said at the ICC event: “Rishabh Pant should be the first choice. Sanju Samson will be the second choice. I think it will be difficult for KL Rahul.”

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Players do not have ground fitness like him: Basit Ali hails Virat Kohli's fitness

Speaking about the fittest player in the Indian cricket team, the former Pakistan selector praised Virat Kohli for being the fittest Indian cricketer. He noted that Virat Kohli’s fitness level is higher than even the youngsters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill.

He mentioned that Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill have potential, but they don’t match Virat Kohli's ground fitness, as he highlighted the former Indian captain’s ability to run around the ground, like slips, cover, mid-off, and deep, thanks to his supreme fitness level.

Basit further noted, “Virat Kohli has high fitness. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill are there, but they are not top-class players. Players do not have ground fitness like Virat. Like running in the ground, shouting from slips, cover, mid-off, or deep, from four sides of the ground.”

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Basit Ali says Jasprit Bumrah is the best of all ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Furthermore, Basit Ali also showered rich praise on Jasprit Bumrah, saying no player in the Indian team is currently on the same level as the pacer. He also noted only Mohammed Shami has the potential to match Bumrah's skill with the ball, but only if he is fully fit.

Basit signed off by saying, “Jasprit Bumrah is the best of all. You take the names of Shami, Arshdeep, and Siraj; no one is close to him. If someone comes a little close, it is Shami that too, if he is fit.”

However, there are dark clouds over both Bumrah's and Shami’s availability for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025 due to their fitness. Along with the duo, India is also sweating over Kuldeep Yadav’s fitness, as they have not yet announced the squad for the upcoming tournament.

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Ligament injuries are prevalent in sports, often leading athletes to ask: How can one prevent sports injuries? or What are the symptoms of a ligament injury? Anterior cruciate ligament tears also occur frequently, causing pain, swelling, and reduced mobility. While minor injuries may heal with rest and physiotherapy, severe cases often require surgery.

A torn ligament, such as in the ankle or knee, can result from sudden twists, falls, or direct impacts. The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is particularly vulnerable. Studies show that ACL tears account for up to 40% of all knee injuries in sports. So, Which sports are at high risk for ACL injuries? Athletes or people having an athletic bent in life and active in sports, are more prone to damaged ligaments in sports that involve quick changes in direction or jumping. We are sharing how:

Common Sports That Lead to Ligament Injuries

1. Football

Football often leads to ligament injuries due to sudden direction changes, tackling, or overextension of joints. ACL tears are common, especially from pivoting movements. Studies show that nearly 70% of ACL injuries in football occur without player contact, making conditioning and prevention crucial.

2. Cricket

Cricket players frequently experience ligament sports injuries in knees, ankles, and fingers. Bowling and sudden fielding dives strain ligaments, especially the UCL in the elbow. Research shows 35% of cricket injuries involve the lower extremities, highlighting the need for proper technique and conditioning.

3. Basketball

Basketball’s rapid jumps, landings, and direction changes often result in ACL and ankle ligament tears. Data reveals that 50% of basketball-related damaged ligaments stem from incorrect landings or twists. Strengthening exercises can significantly lower the risk.

4. Badminton

In badminton, quick lunges and lateral movements strain the knee and ankle ligaments. ACL and Achilles tendon injuries are common. Studies show 30% of players report ligament damage during their career, emphasising proper warm-ups and footwear.

5. Tennis

Indian Sportsmen’s Recent Ligament Injuries & Treatment

1. Hardik Pandya’s Ligament Tear

Hardik Pandya faced ligament torn in ankle during a match in the 2023 World Cup against Bangladesh. Ligaments are tissues that connect bones and keep joints stable. A tear happens when the ligament is stretched too much or torn due to sudden movements. This injury kept Pandya out of action for several games. His complete recovery involved rest, physical care using ice packs to reduce swelling and later physi-therapy to regain strength.

2. Rishabh Pant’s Ligament Damage

Rishabh Pant suffered severe ligament injuries in a car accident. Doctors said “no ligaments were spared,” meaning multiple ligaments in his knees were damaged. Ligaments help stabilise joints and allow smooth movement. When damaged, they cause pain, swelling, and difficulty moving. Pant’s treatment involved surgeries and a long recovery plan of 18 months. His rehabilitation includes reducing swelling, improving movement and strengthening muscles around the joints. Multi-ligament injuries are serious and need step-by-step care, including physiotherapy and medical supervision. This shows how important early treatment and proper care are for recovery from major injuries.

Symptoms of Sports Injuries

1. Sudden, Severe Pain

Pain is often the first sign of a sports injury. It can happen immediately after a fall, twist or impact. The pain may worsen with movement or pressure on the area.

2. Extreme Swelling or Bruising

Swelling occurs due to fluid buildup, indicating internal damage. Bruising happens when small blood vessels break under the skin, forming dark-colored patches.

3. Difficulty Bearing Weight

If you cannot put weight on your leg, knee, ankle or foot, it may suggest a fracture, ligament tear or severe sprain. This makes walking or standing painful or impossible.

4. Limited Joint Movement

An inability to move a joint properly may mean ligament or muscle damage. The joint might feel stiff, unstable or locked.

5. Weakness in a Limb

Severe weakness or loss of strength in an arm or leg could signal muscle strain, nerve injury or ligament damage. This may also make gripping or lifting objects hard.

6. Misaligned Bones or Joints

A visibly deformed bone or joint often indicates a fracture or dislocation. This is a medical emergency requiring immediate treatment.

Preventing Ligament Injuries in Sports

1. Warm-Up and Stretching

A proper warm-up prepares muscles and ligaments for physical activity, reducing the risk of injury by increasing blood flow and flexibility. Dynamic stretches, such as leg swings and arm circles, improve joint mobility and muscle activation. According to sports medicine guidelines, spending at least 10–15 minutes on warm-up exercises can lower the risk of damaged ligaments like ACL tears. Post-activity stretching helps maintain flexibility and prevent stiffness, which may lead to long-term issues.

2. Strength Training

Strong muscles act as shock absorbers, reducing stress on ligaments during sudden movements or impacts. Strength training, particularly for the lower body, is essential in sports involving running, jumping, or pivoting. Exercises such as squats, lunges, and calf raises improve stability in the knees and ankles. Incorporating resistance bands and balance training further strengthens joint-supporting muscles. Studies show that targeted strength programs can reduce ACL injury rates by up to 50%, especially in athletes at higher risk, such as female players.

3. Proper Technique

Improper form during sports increases ligament strain, especially in high-impact or repetitive motions. For example, incorrect landing techniques during jumps are a leading cause of ACL tears. Training in sport-specific movements under a qualified coach can help reduce these risks. Avoid overtraining, as fatigue increases the likelihood of poor form, which can stress ligaments. Gradually increasing intensity during training helps ligaments adapt and reduces the risk of sudden injury.

4. Protective Gear

Wearing appropriate protective gear is crucial for ligament safety. For instance, knee braces provide extra support during activities that involve frequent knee bends, like football or basketball. Ankle supports stabilize the joint during rapid direction changes, reducing sprain risks. Sports-specific footwear improves grip and prevents excessive joint movement. Ensuring all gear is properly fitted and maintained is vital for effectiveness.

5. Nutrition and Hydration

At Parekhs Hospital, we understand how life-changing ligament injuries, including ACL tears, can be. Trust Parekhs Hospital for compassionate care and the best outcomes for ligament and sports injuries. Why? Because, whether you’re an athlete or someone seeking an active lifestyle, our advanced diagnostic tools and latest, most advanced surgical techniques will help you overcome everything. We have world class experts in minimally invasive ACL reconstruction, ensuring optimal care. From arthroscopy to innovative graft options, our experts provide best suited surgical as well as other relief options as per the requirement of the case, to restore your mobility and confidence. So, if surgery is needed, stay assured that you are in capable hands committed to your recovery.

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if you don't mind me asking, what is the legal scenario like for the omegas in omegaverse? like not just in cricket, but outside it too. so for example, vk and pats marriage contract is probably framed in a way that disallows divorce or seperation by using their careers as a threat, and their bonding would also mean they're stuck with each other, but what if it's a serious issue? if pat turns out to be abusive, is vk still stuck with him? or vice versa? if vk is the one who turns out to be abusive, is pat stuck with him? or something outside the marriage, because that might be a legal grey area: say vk or stu got harassed by an alpha somewhere, can they file a lawsuit against that alpha? or well, there's this huge controversy in india where this model/actress called urvashi rautela has been stalking rishabh pant for ages-- following him to his games, cyber stalking him, even turned up at the hospital where he was receiving treatment after his horrible accident in 2023. so let's say urvashi is an alpha and rishabh is an omega? can he lodge a police complaint against her for stalking? essentially, what legal rights do omegas have, and what is the extent to which they receive justice?

It’s actually a very interesting question and something that I’ll be exploring in omegaverse in the future, so I won’t go into too much detail save the story beats that are coming up.

What I will say is omegas get next to nothing. If an omega is harassed by (or worse) by an alpha, well they shouldn’t have been tempting the alpha. If they’re not in control of their body and their pheromones then they should stay out of the way where they could be distracting to alphas.

In terms of Pat and VK after marriage - VK is stuck with Pat because of their bonding, not their marriage (an omega can only bond with one alpha). Pat is not stuck to VK and could go off and bind other omegas as well as VK. VK is being threatened with his career to stay, and Pat is to start with (or at least international career) but the whole thing was set up to have VK bonded, Pat just being the alpha that was chosen. After he’s bonded, BCCI don’t really care as long as VK is available to play when required.

He may be their star player but he’s still omega.

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[ad_1] Rishabh Pant in action at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) The denouement of a 149-minute episode (innings) was a tad unsatisfying. Rishabh Pant tried to pull a Scott Boland delivery that was a touch short. On a normal pitch, the shot was on. On a spicy SCG surface, the delivery hurried the batsman and took the toe-end of the bat to Pat Cummins at mid-on. On the face of it, the left-hand batter was done in by another wrong choice of shot. But it is important to judge things in the right context. Yes, the dismissal was down to an error of judgment, as Pant picked the wrong length to play the shot. His eyes lit up at half-a-chance to break the stranglehold. Boland forced the error and deserved credit. Boland’s bowling, the discipline he showed and the way he relentlessly probed the batsmen, would have made even Glenn McGrath, the man behind the Pink Test, proud. In fact, collectively the Australian bowling was so good that it gave hardly any breathing space to the opponents. The ball was seaming around all day. Such was the control from the Australian bowlers that India could hit only four boundaries in the first 39 overs. From a batting point of view, the conditions and the degree of difficulty demanded top application. Pant showed it. He took blows, writhed in pain, curbed his natural instincts and gritted it out. During his 98-ball stay at the crease, Pant showed he was a good student of the game, willing to learn from his mistakes. The hara-kiri he committed at the MCG took him to the verge of being dropped for the final Test. A talking-to was needed, and he duly got it from Gautam Gambhir, the head coach. The 27-year-old displayed a marked improvement. Runs were at a premium on the first day of the final Test in Sydney. The Indian batsmen showed the stomach for a fight, but a claustrophobic dressing-room atmosphere ostensibly played a part in them going into a shell. It felt like the batsmen were playing with a fear of failure. Rohit Sharma’s omission was seismic. The entire charade around it affected the dressing room. Out there in the middle, the batsmen even looked uncertain about rotating the strike. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Rishabh Pant at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) Pant, although subdued by his gung-ho standards, tried to release the pressure. He stepped out a couple of times to counter-attack. Also, he was one player who looked keen on taking the singles. Overall, until the point he got out, he batted sensibly. “I think in this innings, I was not in a frame of mind where I wanted to take charge of the game because the wicket was doing too much,” Pant said at the post-day press conference. “And the kind of situation we were in and while playing inside I felt like I could play a little bit of defensive cricket. Yes, there’s a time to attack but when (to do it), you have to feel that from inside.” Rohit is gone. Virat Kohli’s glorious career has entered the twilight zone. Pant, along with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, is the future of India’s batting. He is a happy-go-lucky character, someone who could sport a smile even while doing rehab after a life-threatening car accident. And in the grand scheme of things, the learnings from the ongoing series would help him become a better cricketer. Until this Australia tour, his natural talent had made things easy, irrespective of the opponents, conditions and situations. This is the first series where Pant has suffered serious reverses – just 194 runs in eight innings at an average of 24.25. “In cricket, you fail a lot more than you succeed,” Rahul Dravid told WV Raman on the latter’s Inside Out podcast a few years ago. “In batting, in general, you fail a lot more. If you consider a fifty as a success point, you don’t cross fifty in the majority of your innings. So, you do learn to fail a lot in cricket.” Going ahead, the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where Pant has been learning to bat differently, could be a major signpost in his career. Also Read: India’s Batting Failures: A Crisis of Strategy, Execution, or Both?

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[ad_1] Rishabh Pant in action at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) The denouement of a 149-minute episode (innings) was a tad unsatisfying. Rishabh Pant tried to pull a Scott Boland delivery that was a touch short. On a normal pitch, the shot was on. On a spicy SCG surface, the delivery hurried the batsman and took the toe-end of the bat to Pat Cummins at mid-on. On the face of it, the left-hand batter was done in by another wrong choice of shot. But it is important to judge things in the right context. Yes, the dismissal was down to an error of judgment, as Pant picked the wrong length to play the shot. His eyes lit up at half-a-chance to break the stranglehold. Boland forced the error and deserved credit. Boland’s bowling, the discipline he showed and the way he relentlessly probed the batsmen, would have made even Glenn McGrath, the man behind the Pink Test, proud. In fact, collectively the Australian bowling was so good that it gave hardly any breathing space to the opponents. The ball was seaming around all day. Such was the control from the Australian bowlers that India could hit only four boundaries in the first 39 overs. From a batting point of view, the conditions and the degree of difficulty demanded top application. Pant showed it. He took blows, writhed in pain, curbed his natural instincts and gritted it out. During his 98-ball stay at the crease, Pant showed he was a good student of the game, willing to learn from his mistakes. The hara-kiri he committed at the MCG took him to the verge of being dropped for the final Test. A talking-to was needed, and he duly got it from Gautam Gambhir, the head coach. The 27-year-old displayed a marked improvement. Runs were at a premium on the first day of the final Test in Sydney. The Indian batsmen showed the stomach for a fight, but a claustrophobic dressing-room atmosphere ostensibly played a part in them going into a shell. It felt like the batsmen were playing with a fear of failure. Rohit Sharma’s omission was seismic. The entire charade around it affected the dressing room. Out there in the middle, the batsmen even looked uncertain about rotating the strike. For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Rishabh Pant at the SCG (PC: Debasis Sen) Pant, although subdued by his gung-ho standards, tried to release the pressure. He stepped out a couple of times to counter-attack. Also, he was one player who looked keen on taking the singles. Overall, until the point he got out, he batted sensibly. “I think in this innings, I was not in a frame of mind where I wanted to take charge of the game because the wicket was doing too much,” Pant said at the post-day press conference. “And the kind of situation we were in and while playing inside I felt like I could play a little bit of defensive cricket. Yes, there’s a time to attack but when (to do it), you have to feel that from inside.” Rohit is gone. Virat Kohli’s glorious career has entered the twilight zone. Pant, along with Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, is the future of India’s batting. He is a happy-go-lucky character, someone who could sport a smile even while doing rehab after a life-threatening car accident. And in the grand scheme of things, the learnings from the ongoing series would help him become a better cricketer. Until this Australia tour, his natural talent had made things easy, irrespective of the opponents, conditions and situations. This is the first series where Pant has suffered serious reverses – just 194 runs in eight innings at an average of 24.25. “In cricket, you fail a lot more than you succeed,” Rahul Dravid told WV Raman on the latter’s Inside Out podcast a few years ago. “In batting, in general, you fail a lot more. If you consider a fifty as a success point, you don’t cross fifty in the majority of your innings. So, you do learn to fail a lot in cricket.” Going ahead, the ongoing Border-Gavaskar Trophy, where Pant has been learning to bat differently, could be a major signpost in his career. Also Read: India’s Batting Failures: A Crisis of Strategy, Execution, or Both?

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Rishabh Pant: The Ultimate Comeback Story

News of Rishabh Pant, battling an injury Fans of cricket, get ready! The story of Rishabh Pant's amazing comeback is a cinematic masterpiece. Pant's tale is legendary, spanning from a possibly fatal accident to resurrecting Indian cricket's prospects. Let's examine how this young cricket player, who is featured in The Greatest Comeback Story with Rishabh Pant, overcame adversity to produce an inspiring tale of tenacity and resilience.

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The Day of Fate That Revolutionized Everything Rishabh Pant accident, December 30, 2022. A day that cricket fans will always remember. When fate threw a curveball, Rishabh Pant was his route to surprise his family. On the Delhi-Dehradun route, his vehicle was involved in a terrible collision. Pant suffered several injuries, including damaged ligaments, as a result of the collision, which was so severe that his car caught fire. But here's the kicker—he didn’t let it break him. The very same indomitable spirit that helped him crush bowlers on the field emerged stronger than ever.

The Injury That Threatened a Dream For any athlete, injuries are part and parcel of the game. But for Pant, the stakes were higher. A torn ACL, MCL, and a fractured right ankle were just the tip of the iceberg. These weren’t just injuries—they were obstacles that could end a cricketer’s career. Rishabh Pant Comeback Story Yet, if you know anything about Rishabh Pant, you know he’s not one to back down.

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The Greatest Comeback Story of Rishabh Pant After Accident

Battling Injury to Inspire India’s Second Innings Revival

Rishabh Pant News, Fighting Injury Brace yourself, cricket fanatics! The tale of Rishabh Pant's historic return is a masterpiece of filmmaking. Pant's story, from a potentially fatal accident to reviving Indian cricket's hopes, is legendary. Let's explore how this young, The Greatest Comeback Story ft. Rishabh Pant courageous cricket player used hardship to create an uplifting story of perseverance and fortitude. 

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Does Rishabh Pant Deserve A Place In Test Series Against Bangladesh?

Rishabh Pant has been the talk of the town since his return to international cricket after a horrific car accident in 2019 when he was traveling to Roorkee to meet his family.

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Rishabh Pant House: Inside Photos, Address & Net Worth

Rishabh Pant: A Glimpse into His Life and Homes

The young cricketer Rishabh Pant house in Roorkee, Dehradun, Haridwar, and Delhi. We take you inside Rishabh Pant houses in Roorkee and Delhi and give you an inside view.

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Born on October 4, 1997, in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, Rishabh Rajendra Pant began playing cricket at the age of 12. Trained by Tarak Sinha at Delhi's Sonnet Cricket Academy, Pant represented Rajasthan at U-14 and U-16 levels. He is a middle-order wicket-keeper batsman for the Indian cricket team and leads the Indian Premier League squad known as the Delhi Capitals.

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Rishabh Pant:

Famous Indian batsman and wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant may have lost his leg in the terrible vehicle accident in 2022. Pant himself disclosed this, stating that following the accident, medical professionals contemplated amputating his leg. He comeback on 2024

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Rishabh Pant Makes a Comeback with IPL 2024

After a 14-month recuperation period, cricket player Rishabh Pant, who was involved in a fatal accident in 2022, has finally returned to action. The BCCI has given the wicketkeeper-batter permission to participate in the 2024 Indian Premier League.. Pant has rejoined Delhi Capitals as captain for the latest IPL season.

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Rishabh Pant Houses - Overview

In addition to Delhi, Rishabh Pant home is in Haridwar, Dehradun, and Roorkee. He primarily resides in his Roorkee home, spending most of his time there post-matches. Located in Roorkee's cantonment district, his modest home is where his father ran a school before passing away.

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About Rishabh Pant’s Family

The family that Rishabh Pant was born into was Kumaoni Brahmin.  His mother is Saroj Pant, and his father, Rajendra Pant, passed away in 2017. He also has a sister named Sakshi Pant. Pant resides with his mother and sister in Roorkee, Uttarakhand.

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Rishabh Pant House: Roorkee

Rishabh Pant spends most of his time in Roorkee with his mother and sister. His modest home is in Roorkee's cantonment district and is valued between INR 60 lakhs and INR 1 crore . Though it lacks a sleek, modern aesthetic, Pant frequently shares videos and images of his home on social media. The decor features a contemporary, elegant aesthetic with clean lines and wooden accents.

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The Rishabh Pant House in Delhi:

Pant's house in New Delhi is upscale and worth more than two crores The house boasts a modern design with sophisticated decor. The dining area features simple cream walls that complement a wooden dining table with a glass top. The living room has beautiful hardwood furnishings and a contemporary wooden separator. The bedroom stands out with its elegant geometric patterns in royal blue, radiating glitz from every angle.

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House Address:

The address of Rishabh’s Pant’s Delhi-based residence is 83, K-1 Extension, Gurudwara Road, Mohan Garden, Block M, Zalidar Enclave, Uttam Nagar, Delhi- 110059.

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Rishabh Pant House:

Rishabh Pant, an Indian cricketer, resides in Roorkee and owns houses in Roorkee and Delhi. This article provides a comprehensive look at his homes, from the living room to the bedroom. We hope you enjoyed learning about Rishabh Pant house.

Inside Rishabh Pant's House

Living Room 

The living room has a minimalist design with a maroon sofa and hardwood flooring. Pant's awards and medals are displayed in the built-in exhibit.

Bedroom

Pant's contemporary bedroom features elegant geometric patterns in royal blue, adding a glamorous touch.

Gym

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Pant's home gym is frequently showcased on social media. It features light green walls, long flowing curtains, and contemporary artwork. A full-size silver mirror adds a regal finishing touch. Additionally, Pant enjoys playing on the spacious lawn with actual grass and has a full-size pool table for showcasing his snooker skills.

Rishabh Pant: Net Worth:

Rishabh Pant's estimated net worth is around 70 crore rupees His primary income source is cricket, but he also earns from endorsements and various cricket competitions. Pant's brand value and net worth have increased significantly, with an estimated 40% rise over the last few years.

Conclusion:

Rishabh Pant, a talented Indian cricketer, has made significant strides both on and off the field. Despite his modest upbringing, he now owns luxurious properties in Roorkee, Delhi, Dehradun and Haridwar. His homes reflect his journey from a budding cricketer to a celebrated sports icon. From the elegant and contemporary decor of his Delhi home to the simplistic charm of his Roorkee residence, Rishabh Pant's houses offer a glimpse into his personal life and style. His net worth, bolstered by his cricketing career and brand endorsements, underscores his success and popularity. We hope this article has provided an insightful look into the life and homes of Rishabh Pant.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q1:Where does Rishabh Pant primarily reside?

Rishabh Pant primarily resides in his home in Roorkee, Uttarakhand, where he lives with his mother and sister.

Q2:What is the value of Rishabh Pant's house in Roorkee?

Rishabh Pant's house in Roorkee is valued between INR 60 lakhs and INR 1 crore.

Q3:How much is Rishabh Pant's net worth?

Rishabh Pant's estimated net worth is around 70 crore rupees.

Q4:What are some unique features of Rishabh Pant's Delhi home?

Rishabh Pant's Delhi home features modern design, sophisticated decor, a contemporary wooden separator in the living room, and elegant geometric patterns in royal blue in the bedroom.

Q5:Has Rishabh Pant made a comeback in cricket recently?

Yes, Rishabh Pant made a comeback in IPL 2024 after a 14-month recovery period from a tragic accident in 2022. He has rejoined the Delhi Capitals as their captain.

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ICC Champions Trophy 2025: KL Rahul Kicked Aside As Two Wicketkeepers Chosen for Champions Trophy

Champions Trophy 2025: Former Pakistan cricketer Basit Ali has shared his views on the debate over India's wicket-keeper for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025, with Rishabh Pant, Sanju Samson, KL Rahul, and Dhruv Jurel in line for the main and backup keeping options.

Basit Ali believes that Rishabh Pant's skill set puts him ahead of KL Rahul for the upcoming prestigious tournament. He said that Rishabh Pant should be India’s first choice and Sanju Samson will be the second option, making it tough for KL Rahul to secure a spot in India’s squad as a primary keeper.

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Basit Ali picks Rishabh Pant over KL Rahul as India's first-choice wicketkeeper for ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Rishabh Pant might not have played many ODIs since returning to action after his horrific car accident, but his supreme wicket-keeping and explosive batting, along with his past performances, make him the favorite for the first-choice Indian wicketkeeper for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025.

On the other hand, Sanju Samson has also emerged as a strong contender for the role after his explosive performances as an opener in T20I cricket. Following Rohit Sharma's retirement from T20Is, Samson grabbed the opportunity with both hands as an opener, becoming the first player to score three centuries in a calendar year in T20I cricket.

Basit Ali said at the ICC event: “Rishabh Pant should be the first choice. Sanju Samson will be the second choice. I think it will be difficult for KL Rahul.”

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Players do not have ground fitness like him: Basit Ali hails Virat Kohli's fitness

Speaking about the fittest player in the Indian cricket team, the former Pakistan selector praised Virat Kohli for being the fittest Indian cricketer. He noted that Virat Kohli’s fitness level is higher than even the youngsters like Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill.

He mentioned that Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill have potential, but they don’t match Virat Kohli's ground fitness, as he highlighted the former Indian captain’s ability to run around the ground, like slips, cover, mid-off, and deep, thanks to his supreme fitness level.

Basit further noted, “Virat Kohli has high fitness. Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill are there, but they are not top-class players. Players do not have ground fitness like Virat. Like running in the ground, shouting from slips, cover, mid-off, or deep, from four sides of the ground.”

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Basit Ali says Jasprit Bumrah is the best of all ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy 2025

Furthermore, Basit Ali also showered rich praise on Jasprit Bumrah, saying no player in the Indian team is currently on the same level as the pacer. He also noted only Mohammed Shami has the potential to match Bumrah's skill with the ball, but only if he is fully fit.

Basit signed off by saying, “Jasprit Bumrah is the best of all. You take the names of Shami, Arshdeep, and Siraj; no one is close to him. If someone comes a little close, it is Shami that too, if he is fit.”

However, there are dark clouds over both Bumrah's and Shami’s availability for the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2025 due to their fitness. Along with the duo, India is also sweating over Kuldeep Yadav’s fitness, as they have not yet announced the squad for the upcoming tournament.

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India cruise pass Ireland as Pant returns

by Rex Clementine

India were clinical in their opening encounter of the T-20 World Cup in New York cruising past Ireland with an eight wicket win with more than seven overs to spare. It’s a good warm-up for one of the pre-tournament favorites before the epic clash against arch-rivals Pakistan later this week.

As for Ireland, they did not have the strength to test one of the strongest sides in the competition. Nevertheless, the experience of playing against big boys would have stood in good stead for them.

One of the highlights during the game was the return of Rishabh Pant in India colors again. The hard-hitting wicketkeeper batsman capable of changing the course of a game within a couple of overs was involved in a nasty motor accident two years ago. After several surgeries and extensive rehabilitation, he had featured in domestic cricket and this was his first international game.

India have been presented with a comfortable schedule for the tournament. They have been based in New York and played their warm-up game against Bangladesh there while three of their four first round games will be played in New York.

Jasprit Bumrah was unplayable as his three overs cost just six runs. While Bumrah will be always tough to play, India coach Rahul Dravid will take heart with the fact that his other bowlers were firing on all cylinders. Dravid is in his last series as India Coach.

Hardik Pandya finished with three wickets while Arshdeep Singh shared the new ball and claimed two wickets.

The Irish folded away inside 16 overs which meant that the spin options of Axar Patel and Ravindra Jadeja were required for only one over each.

Rohit Sharma has had several opening partners during his career and for this tournament he is having a new partner in Virat Kohli. The former captain was dismissed in the fifth ball, but there was no stopping Rohit.

Rohit smashed 57 off 37 balls with four fours and three sixes before retiring.

Pant was at number three and finished on 36 not out off 26 balls.

With this kind of explosive batting power with the likes of Rohit, Kohli and Pant, a strong middle order comprising Suryakumar Yadav and Shivam Dube followed by more fire power comprising Pandya, Jadeja and Axar Patel, India have one of the strongest sides in the competition. It will be no surprise if they go all the way. Fielding is their only drawback.

India have been a spectacular failure in ICC events having not won a tournament since 2011. They will be trying to change that during this competition.

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[ad_1] Pant played an unwanted shot to gift his wicket away. (PC: Debasis Sen) This is the way Rishabh Pant plays. ‘Toota hai Gabba ka ghamand, jeet gayi hai muqabla Bharat!’ ‘India incredible! Rishabh Pant is the star!’ For us, it has just been about four years. For Rishabh Pant, it has been more than a lifetime. Picked ahead of Wriddhiman Saha for the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia after the first Test of the 2020-21 series, Pant turned out to be a revelation. With the Kohli-Shastri duo rooting for five frontline bowlers in SENA countries, India desperately needed an extra specialist batter in the top six, who could also keep. Yes, read that sentence twice. Pant was picked. And boy, did he turn things around! His swashbuckling, fearless approach, mindset and intent paved the way for some astonishing Indian wins and comebacks. Take a Test match for example. England versus India at Birmingham, 2022. India staring down the barrel at 98-5. In walks Pant. Smashes 146 off 111 balls with 19 fours and four sixes. In the recent past, Pant’s life has been absolute cinema. Nearly fatal car accident, shaking hands with death and coming back, integral part of India’s T20 world cup winning squad, purchased for a whopping Rs 27 crore by Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL mega auction. Amidst all these, his form slumped. Pant tried defending, it did not work. He tried hitting, it did not work either. The audacious, outrageous shots were just not working anymore. But one thing every cricket expert was certain of. Pant had his cricketing brains in the right place. He was most certainly a leadership candidate for India going forward. Pant will remember 28th December, 2024, for a long time. Fourth Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. Series tied at 1-1. Third day of the Boxing Day Test at MCG. Pant and Ravindra Jadeja beginning the day with India’s top order back in the hut on the previous day. Clearly, the onus was on both of them. And rightly so. They have been among India’s best red-ball batter overseas of late. Pant began steadily, hitting a few boundaries and playing his aggressive brand of cricket with a sense of caution. All this, until Scott Boland came on to bowl. For some odd reason, with India reeling at 191-5, Pant decided to play the lap shot. It looks bizarre the way he plays it. Of course, if you are a cricket purist. If you are a cricket fan, it’s great fun to watch. Pant defies every rulebook of Test cricket. On this day, however,  he tried to defy commonsense. And it did not come off. He had given an indication of what he was going to do. He missed the lap shot, got hit on the body. He backed himself for that shot one more time the very next ball. Except, probably, he forgot to notice or did not even realise that there were three fielders placed in the deep exactly for that attempt. The Aussies had learnt their lessons and come well prepared. There were some other factors as well. The Test was just two days old. Australia had piled up 474 in the first innings. You needed to play out time, you needed to tire the pace attack. And most importantly, as the Aussie batters showed, once you got in, this MCG pitch was a paradise for batters. Who are the batters to follow? Three-Test old Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar who has played seven. If India win this Test, they get to retain the Border Gavaskar Trophy for the third time in a row against Australia in Australia. But then, ‘that’s how Pant plays.’ He played that shot, mistimed it and Nathan Lyon did the rest. Sunil Gavaskar reacted sharply in the commentary box with a barrage of words starting with ‘stupid, stupid, stupid’ and you wouldn’t blame him. You play for your country, not for yourself. If this is how Pant plays, then his approach needs to change according to the match situation and the team’s needs. The team management needs to have a stern word with him. If his team needs him to defend, he has to defend. If his team gives him the license to play his natural game, he needs to take the onus, the responsibility.

After all, Pant has great cricketing brains, he might lead the side one day, according to some cricket experts. ‘Rishabh Pant plays like Rishabh Pant’ cannot be the explanation anymore. As simple as that. With this Indian Test team in transition, they need experienced players like Pant to stand up.  And for that, Gabba ke saath saath Rishabh Pant ka ghamand tootna bhi zaruri hai. The post Rishabh Pant is what he is, but there has to be a rethink appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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[ad_1] Pant played an unwanted shot to gift his wicket away. (PC: Debasis Sen) This is the way Rishabh Pant plays. ‘Toota hai Gabba ka ghamand, jeet gayi hai muqabla Bharat!’ ‘India incredible! Rishabh Pant is the star!’ For us, it has just been about four years. For Rishabh Pant, it has been more than a lifetime. Picked ahead of Wriddhiman Saha for the Border Gavaskar Trophy in Australia after the first Test of the 2020-21 series, Pant turned out to be a revelation. With the Kohli-Shastri duo rooting for five frontline bowlers in SENA countries, India desperately needed an extra specialist batter in the top six, who could also keep. Yes, read that sentence twice. Pant was picked. And boy, did he turn things around! His swashbuckling, fearless approach, mindset and intent paved the way for some astonishing Indian wins and comebacks. Take a Test match for example. England versus India at Birmingham, 2022. India staring down the barrel at 98-5. In walks Pant. Smashes 146 off 111 balls with 19 fours and four sixes. In the recent past, Pant’s life has been absolute cinema. Nearly fatal car accident, shaking hands with death and coming back, integral part of India’s T20 world cup winning squad, purchased for a whopping Rs 27 crore by Lucknow Super Giants in the IPL mega auction. Amidst all these, his form slumped. Pant tried defending, it did not work. He tried hitting, it did not work either. The audacious, outrageous shots were just not working anymore. But one thing every cricket expert was certain of. Pant had his cricketing brains in the right place. He was most certainly a leadership candidate for India going forward. Pant will remember 28th December, 2024, for a long time. Fourth Test of the Border Gavaskar Trophy. Series tied at 1-1. Third day of the Boxing Day Test at MCG. Pant and Ravindra Jadeja beginning the day with India’s top order back in the hut on the previous day. Clearly, the onus was on both of them. And rightly so. They have been among India’s best red-ball batter overseas of late. Pant began steadily, hitting a few boundaries and playing his aggressive brand of cricket with a sense of caution. All this, until Scott Boland came on to bowl. For some odd reason, with India reeling at 191-5, Pant decided to play the lap shot. It looks bizarre the way he plays it. Of course, if you are a cricket purist. If you are a cricket fan, it’s great fun to watch. Pant defies every rulebook of Test cricket. On this day, however,  he tried to defy commonsense. And it did not come off. He had given an indication of what he was going to do. He missed the lap shot, got hit on the body. He backed himself for that shot one more time the very next ball. Except, probably, he forgot to notice or did not even realise that there were three fielders placed in the deep exactly for that attempt. The Aussies had learnt their lessons and come well prepared. There were some other factors as well. The Test was just two days old. Australia had piled up 474 in the first innings. You needed to play out time, you needed to tire the pace attack. And most importantly, as the Aussie batters showed, once you got in, this MCG pitch was a paradise for batters. Who are the batters to follow? Three-Test old Nitish Kumar Reddy and Washington Sundar who has played seven. If India win this Test, they get to retain the Border Gavaskar Trophy for the third time in a row against Australia in Australia. But then, ‘that’s how Pant plays.’ He played that shot, mistimed it and Nathan Lyon did the rest. Sunil Gavaskar reacted sharply in the commentary box with a barrage of words starting with ‘stupid, stupid, stupid’ and you wouldn’t blame him. You play for your country, not for yourself. If this is how Pant plays, then his approach needs to change according to the match situation and the team’s needs. The team management needs to have a stern word with him. If his team needs him to defend, he has to defend. If his team gives him the license to play his natural game, he needs to take the onus, the responsibility.

After all, Pant has great cricketing brains, he might lead the side one day, according to some cricket experts. ‘Rishabh Pant plays like Rishabh Pant’ cannot be the explanation anymore. As simple as that. With this Indian Test team in transition, they need experienced players like Pant to stand up.  And for that, Gabba ke saath saath Rishabh Pant ka ghamand tootna bhi zaruri hai. The post Rishabh Pant is what he is, but there has to be a rethink appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link