MS Dhoni's records can break in India-English test series, two major achievements on Rishabh Pant's target

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who is counted among the most successful captains of Indian cricket, has performed tremendously in all three format tests, Odis and T20s. While creating history under the captaincy, he also made many records as a wicketkeeper batsman. However, some records of Dhoni are now in danger. In the five -game test series between India and England, Rishabh pant has a chance to break Dhoni’s two major records. Mahendra Singh Dhoni scored 4876 runs in Test cricket, the chance of becoming Indian wicketkeeper in these two Rishabh records. At the same time, Rishabh has scored about 2500+ runs so far and is constantly running on the basis of his batting. If pant in this series plays big turns, he can get or cross Dhoni’s performance in tests – although it will depend on how he performs in every game. Dhoni scored 6 centuries in Test cricket to become the Indian wicketkeeper who scored most centuries in tests. At the same time, pant has so far recorded five tests. In such a situation, if Pant has recorded another century in this English series, he will come to the same point with Dhoni, and if he has scored two centuries, he will become India’s most successful Test Square batsman in this case. Pant has a golden opportunity that not only got Rishabh pant the responsibility of Vice Captain in this series, but he must also play a big role as the batting brown of the team. His aggressive batting in the difficult situations of England can grow India quickly. At the same time, Pant has a golden opportunity to take his career to a new height and leave Dhoni’s records behind. Why compared to Dhoni Special? Mahendra Singh Dhoni is not only included in India, but among the great wicketkeepers around the world. It is a matter of pride for any player to break their records. Pant now has the platform where he can prove himself the most successful Indian wicketkeeper batsman in the test history. Share this story -tags