Updated On: 20 January, 2021 10:44 AM IST | Mumbai | Harit Joshi
India wicketkeeper-batsman Pant`s coach Tarak Sinha feels his ward deserves consistent opportunities in all formats

India`s Rishabh Pant en route his unbeaten 89 yesterday. Pic/AFP
When Rishabh Pant, 23, stepped on to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) for the Boxing Day Test, it was his first international match since January 2020.
Though the explosive wicketkeeper-batsman was part of the Indian team, all he did was warm the bench before that. Despite having played 16 ODIs and 28 T20Is, he was still not the first-choice wicketkeeper and always played second fiddle to Wriddhiman Saha when it came to Tests. Pant finally made his way into the playing XI at the MCG following India’s 36 all-out shocker in the first Test at Adelaide. And he has not looked back since.