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Former India cricketer Aakash Chopra has criticised the selectors after wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant was left out of India's ODI squad. Chopra pointed out that Pant played only one ODI match in three years before being dropped, calling the decision completely unfair. His remarks have sparked fresh debate among fans about how Pant is being managed across formats, with many questioning whether the team is giving the left-hander a fair run in the 50-over game.
- 2Rishabh Pant vows to keep things simple amid India turmoil▼As Indian cricket swirls and churns, Rishabh Pant looks to keep things simple
Rishabh Pant says he is focusing on keeping things simple as Indian cricket goes through a period of upheaval and change. The wicketkeeper-batter's comments come at a time when the national setup is swirling with debate over selection, leadership and team direction. Pant's steady, straightforward approach is being framed as a contrast to the noise surrounding the side.
- 3Manjrekar admits he feared Ishan Kishan would fade like Rishabh Pant●‘There was a time you thought he would disappear’: Sanjay Manjrekar reveals he was worried about Ishan Kishan becoming like Rishabh Pant
Former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar has revealed he once worried wicketkeeper-batsman Ishan Kishan's career might stall, saying 'there was a time you thought he would disappear' and that he feared Kishan could go the way of Rishabh Pant. His comments come amid renewed focus on Kishan's form and recent strong performances that have revived talk of his comeback to India's limited-overs setup.
- 4Rishabh Pant says it's 'easy to pass opinions' on India wicketkeeper race●‘Feel bad’: Rishabh Pant says it’s ‘easy to pass opinions’ as KL Rahul, Ishan Kishan race ahead in India’s pecking order | Cricket
India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant has responded to criticism over his place in the side, saying it's 'easy to pass opinions' as KL Rahul and Ishan Kishan move ahead in India's pecking order. Pant admitted he 'feels bad' about the situation but pushed back at commentators questioning his form and selection. The remarks have fuelled debate among cricket fans over who should be India's first-choice wicketkeeper across formats.