Rishabh Pant Branded “Stubborn”, Told “It’s Not Working” After Another Flop Show

Bought for multiple costs of 27 INR crores in the mega auction of the Indian Premier League (IPL), Rishabh Pant has been inevitable the biggest flop of the season so far. With an average of just over 12 years old, Pant has tried different roles in the order of strikers, but has managed to deliver it. While the first three of the super giants of Lucknow underwent a rare failure against the kings of Punjab on Sunday, the spotlights fell under pants to resuscitate the pursuit of the 237 -point team. But the manner of his dismissal once again reflects the capricious campaign he has had so far.

The former Super Kings of Chennai and the Indians of Mumbai defeated Ambati Rayudu did not chop his words when he suggested that Pant drops his “stubbornness” and seek to learn from the errors he made.

“I think that, at that time, I feel very sorry for him because he has not changed his order of striker or his approach,” said Rayudu Time out of espncricinfo. “I think he is quite stubborn on how he wants to do things. It does not work in his favor for the moment. It happens in this sport, to be very honest, and he goes through a very, very bad patch. It can happen to anyone. I just hope he takes this learning and improves and does not become more stubborn, but simply accepts the fact that he is struggling.

From n ° 3 to n ° 7, Pant played throughout the average order for LSG but did not manage to deliver it. For Rayudu, the opening remains its best position in white ball formats. In fact, India’s former striker thinks that the pants do not even have the skills required for an intermediate striker.

“I think that more than anything, it’s just the clarity of what he wants to do because Pant, ideally, for me is an Opening Cricket, because in the average order, he was not great. I know he likes to play in the middle, but he does not have the mass of bataux which is necessary or the skills.

“It shows that mentally, it is not very relaxed and very calm. For the moment, the word I would use is that there is lack of confidence,” he concluded.