Follow us

Someone has to step up and guide Rishabh Pant, admits Suresh Raina

no image
no image

Suresh Raina has revealed that someone has to put their hands up and step up to guide the youngster Rishabh Pant during the turbulent times, despite scoring hundreds abroad, for the Delhi man. He also added that during his time, Yuvraj Singh who gave him constant guidance on tackling issues.

CSK veteran Suresh Raina has admitted that someone in the Indian dressing room has to step up and take Rishabh Pant under their wings. He added that his form will improve only when his confidence does, indicating the lack of it in the dressing room. Raina also recalled his time in the dressing room, when Yuvraj Singh used to step up and guide the fellow southpaw. 

Despite having scoring hundreds in England and Australia, Pant’s form and confidence are in an all-time low. After KL Rahul snatched the wicketkeeper position in the limited-overs team, Pant’s role has been largely reduced to the bench. Moreso, Sanju Samson was given a couple of go’s in the limited-overs series against New Zealand while Pant continued on the bench. 

“Rishabh Pant is very talented. Someone has to step up and guide him. When I used to play, Yuvi (Yuvraj Singh) paa used to tell me you make mistakes and we will guide you. So Rishabh should be backed,” Raina said in an Instagram live, reported Hindustan Times. 

His future too in the shorter formats at the moment looks bleak, given that KL Rahul is now being preferred over him in the limited-overs. On the other hand, he has managed to keep hold of the gloves in the longest-format away from home, with Wriddhiman Saha being the No.1 keeper when Tests are played in India. 

“He has hundreds abroad and he is not a fluke player. Somewhere I think he is not getting confidence..he is missing something,” he further added.

Comments

Leave a comment

0 Comments

read previousBPL | Twitter dazed as Nurul smashes 30 in last over to pull off impossible heist against stunned Barishal
The role of a finisher is one of the most unforgiving jobs in all of cricket, for they are the wins remembered for wins and blamed for losses. Nurul Hasan found himself in a similar situation in Sylhet on Thursday with the odds skewed massively against him, only to end up achieving the unfathomable.
Pakistan doesn’t need series against India to survive, admits Ehsan Maniread next
Ehsan Mani has revealed that playing India in a bilateral series is like ‘pie in the sky,’ and admitted that they don’t need the series against India in order to survive. He also added that India are highly unreliable, as they have pulled-out of two-three bilateral series in the past against them.
View non-AMP page