Pant didn’t get a look in in the first four games where veteran Dinesh Karthik, who in all likelihood is playing his last global meet, was assigned the role of a finisher. “I don’t think we judge people on one game, and sometimes whether we play them or not is not based on one game,” Dravid said
Rahul Dravid and Rishabh Pant. Pics/AFP
Rishabh Pant’s disappointing outing (three) against Zimbabwe isn’t a cause of concern for head coach Rahul Dravid, who hinted that the flamboyant left-hander could start in the T20 World Cup semi-final against England.
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Pant didn’t get a look in in the first four games where veteran Dinesh Karthik, who in all likelihood is playing his last global meet, was assigned the role of a finisher. “I don’t think we judge people on one game, and sometimes whether we play them or not is not based on one game,” Dravid said.
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