Rishabh Pant
Rishabh Pant: The stage for IPL 2024 is set. The teams have started their preparations for the mega event. Fans have been waiting for this tournament for a long time, while Rishabh Pant’s return is being awaited even more. Who has been away from cricket for more than a year. He had to take a long break due to a car accident in December 2022. But now he has been declared fit by BCCI to play in the 17th edition of the upcoming Indian Premier League. He will lead Delhi Capitals and will also play as a wicketkeeper-batsman. Meanwhile, Pant has joined the team’s training camp and is ready to play for his team.
Delhi Capitals welcomed
Since BCCI declared him fit and posted the news on Twitter, all the franchises have welcomed the cricketer on the field with emotional messages and are looking forward to seeing him in action in IPL 2024 starting from March 22.
Meanwhile, Delhi Capitals has welcomed their captain Pant in a unique way and shared an emotional video on social media. In which a special jersey has been sent to him by a child, which says, “Missed you a lot.” Its video has gone viral on social media as fans are excited to see the return of the young player.
Pant can play World Cup
For the first time since December 2022, Rishabh Pant will take the field against Punjab Kings in Mohali on March 23 at the Maharaja Yadvendra Singh International Cricket Stadium in Mullanpur, Chandigarh. All eyes will be on him as BCCI Secretary Jay Shah has also said that if he performs well, there is a possibility of him making it to the T20 World Cup. Shah had told the media a day before he was declared fit by the BCCI that Pant is batting well, keeping well – we will declare him fit soon – if he can play the T20 World Cup for us, So this would be a big deal. If he can keep, he can play the World Cup, now it remains to be seen how he performs in the IPL.
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