India's Rishabh Pant enjoyed the experience of setting the field against himself in the opening test against Bangladesh in Chennai, the maverick wicketkeeper-batsman said.

Rishabh Pant struck a century on his return to test cricket as India reduced Bangladesh to 158-4 at stumps on day three of the first test.

Team India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant made a sensational comeback into Test cricket after a gap of nearly two years. Pant notched up his sixth Test century in India's 280-run win over Bangladesh in the first Test of the two-match series in Chennai.

On his way to a hundred in his comeback Test - in Chennai - Rishabh Pant took the time out to remind the Bangladesh team that they wanted to place a fielder at midwicket. Always in the captain's ear,

Rishabh Pant injected humor into India's opening Test against Bangladesh by advising field placements on the stump mic. After recovering from a serious accident, he scored an impressive 109 runs and formed a strong partnership with Shubman Gill.

Indian wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant has finally revealed why he set the field of Bangladesh during the first test match in Chennai. Pant, who was playing his first test after surviving a life-threating car crash in December 2022, made a remarkable return to the longest format of the game.

On Day 3 of the first Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai, Rishabh Pant made waves by adjusting the field for the Bangladesh team, with the video going viral shortly after. In a surprising twist,

Rishabh Pant's childhood coach Devender Sharma lavished praise on the wicketkeeper batter after his Test century against Bangladesh.