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The Technique is Not There believes Nasser Hussain About Rishabh Pant Dismissal

Everyone knows Rishabh Pantu2019s current form with the bat which started durng the Australia series Down Under. Later, he maintained this form in the home series against England as well. However, he failed to replicate his form against New Zealand in WTC Final, where he got out very cheaply by a wide delivery from pacer Kyle Jamieson.

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The Technique is Not There believes Nasser Hussain About Rishabh Pant Dismissal

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  1. ‘The Technique is Not There’, believes Nasser Hussain About Rishabh Pant Dismissal Everyone knows Rishabh Pant’s current form with the bat which started durng the Australia series Down Under. Later, he maintained this form in the home series against England as well. However, he failed to replicate his form against New Zealand in WTC Final, where he got out very cheaply by a wide delivery from pacer Kyle Jamieson. Image source by twitter And, after his dismissal, former England skipper Nasser Hussein had shared his views as well. He also shared that handling of Rishabh Pant is going to be crucial in future. Since he has got a free hand, the veteran believes Ravi Shastri and Virat Kohli are the best men to handle him as well. “I mean he could have done something different. It was a wide ball that he could have left alone. The way Jamieson was smart, from around the wicket, the angles went with Jamieson. If he swings it in, he takes the LBW out of the equation. So, he went over the wicket and there was a review that was just clipping. The technique is not there. He’s not moved his foot across and it’s a dangerous shot," he told Star Sports. “You just can’t sit Rishabh Pant down and saying why did he do that. He’s just not that sort of a cricketer. They have to let him go and let him express himself. He’s already won games for India. India possibly might not have been here if it wasn’t for some of the great knocks of Rishabh Pant. So you are not going to get the brilliance of Rishabh without the odd shot-making he’s played there. So, the management and handling of him is going to be absolutely crucial," concluded cricketer-turned commentator Hussain.

  2. Image source by twitter While the first Day of the final was washed out, New Zealand successfully bundled the Indian cricket team within 217. Later, while batting, they too lost their openers – Tom Latham (30) and Devon Conway (54) before the end of the third Day as well. Follow Cricadium Stats, Latest Cricket News, Live Cricket Score, Fantasy Tips and Today Match Prediction Stay updated Indian Cricket Teamwith all the cricketing roster, records, history & action.

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