“I had self-belief that whatever happens, I have to come back to the ground and I didn’t think about anything else,” he said
DC’s Rishabh Pant celebrates his 50 v CSK on Sunday. Pic/PTI
After making an excellent fifty against Chennai Super Kings, Delhi Capitals skipper Rishabh Pant on Sunday said he always had the self-belief of making a comeback to top-tier cricket.
Pant clobbered four boundaries and three maximums, including his trademark hand-off-the-bat six, during his 32-ball 51 that powered DC to a competitive 191 for 5 against CSK, and eventually to a 20-run win.
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Pant returned to competitive cricket in this IPL after recovering from a life-threatening road mishap in December 2022, and this was his first fifty in three games this season. “One and a half years... this is something I have built my life on. I still have to keep learning as a cricketer,” Pant said when asked if he ever thought that he might not be able to play such shots again.
“I had self-belief that whatever happens, I have to come back to the ground and I didn’t think about anything else,” he said.
Pant fined Rs 12 lakh for slow over-rate
DC skipper Rishabh Pant has copped a R12 lakh fine for maintaining a slow over-rate against CSK here. “As it was his team’s first offence of the season relating to minimum over rate offences, Pant was fined R12 lakhs,” an IPL statement read.
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