Bhaijaan
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How do you rate them in test cricket.
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Pants keeping in tests has been good. I think people are focusing too much on his Lois and are forgetting that he has been really good in test matchesButler and Pant are primarily batsmen who can keep a bit. Rizwan is a pure keeper and should be compared with Saha.
Agree on the pant part. And he has done much better than any modern wicket keeper in test matches and he is not even 25 yet.Buttler is an insanely talented batsman. As I have stated many times, if England had backed him properly, he would have been equal to de Villiers in Test cricket.
However, not much is lost. He still has 5-6 years left and will play 100 Tests.
Pant is an extremely talented batsman. Only slightly below Buttler in terms of potential. Ignorant people who know nothing about cricket will laugh him off and call him a hack, but watch what India turns him into over the next few years.
Rizwan is a reasonable batsman. He has a cool head and should average 32-33 which is good enough for a WK batsman playing for a pathetic side.
As a keeper, he is fantastic. Probably as good as anyone in the world right now.
You dont have time to be on PP but have time to find and bump threads that everyone forgot about?Lol, Pant is the greatest test cricketer in the world.
Illetarte clowns and blind haters will say no close field is the reason for pant success in test format.but Butler, t20 goat contender struggles in test match at a low sr than rizwan.it shows one should have a tight pack defence in test matches to survive before attacking or knowing when to attack/what ball to attack.survival with tight defence is the first job of any test player.Tests :-
- Butler : 57 tests,
- Pant: 43 tests
- Rizwan: 39 test
Centuries :-
- Pant: 7
- Rizwan: 3
- Butler: 2
Average :-
- Pant: 42.11
- Rizwan: 40.58
- Butler: 31.94
Strike rate :-
- Pant: 73.62
- Rizwan: 54.32
- Butler: 54.18
Mamoon said it …. <B>Ignorant people who know nothing about cricket will laugh him off and call him a hack, but watch what India turns him into over the next few years. </B>
6 in Sena? Right?Pant gets twin centuries at Headingley.
4 test centuries in England.
7 in SENA
6 in Sena? Right?
A far better comparison is Pant vs Gilly. Pant is on track to overtake Gilly.
90+ scores by keepers in tests,
Pant has 15 ( 44 tests) vs Gilly 20 ( 96 tests). Gilly entire career was in flat track era. If Pant plays 40 more tests here, he will play many more big knocks.
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Did he? Donald, Wasim, Waqar, Ambrose were pretty much done when Gilly started. Pollock was past is best. Gilly did not face McGrath. Gilly played during super flat era. I am very comfortrable in saying that Gilly faced far easier conditions to bat than Pant taking account of pitches and bowlers.Gilchrist played better bowling
Not really, Gilchrist started his test career in 1999, most of the great bowlers were finished or into their later years.Gilchrist played better bowling
I don't think he is back to best in keeping. I may be wrong because I did not watch the entire test.How is his keeping. He seems to drop one or two.