Rishabh Pant throws an open challenge for highly flying Sunrizes Hyderabad in your own yard

The prospects that they face Sunrizers Hyderabad may be scary for most players, but not for Rishabh Pant. Although SRH has just ran out most of the teams with its ultra-aggressive approach to hitting last season, Rishabh Pant has not been ashamed of throwing an open challenge in clothing based in Hyderabad.

Skipper Lucknow Super Giants gave brave comments on throwing before the match of his team against SRH at the International Stadium Rajiv Gandhi on Thursday (March 27). SRH has achieved running for fun since last season.

They started the season in progress in the same way. In their first game of the season, they faced Rajasthan Royals and released a huge 286/6, just one running short of the highest IPL results, which he also achieved last season. They continued to beat Rajasthan Royals for 42 rides to start their season at the crowd.

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Unlike the SRH, LSG led by Rishabh Pant began his campaign with a heart loss. After reaching 209/8, they reduced Delhi capitals to 65/5. However, the amazing fifty of the Ashutosh Sharme was powered by DC to a marvelous victory.

LSG couldn’t ask for stricter opponents than SRH because they look to open their account this season, but their captain Rishabh Pant sounded very confident. Speaking in throwing, Wickeket-Batsman stated that his team was ready to persecute any total number against SRH.

“I think we had to get them out early and look at them to chase the target. It depends on the team combination. So we want to crumble first. We have a bang to persecute it,” Pant said after winning the throw.

In the meantime, LSG began with an amazing start with the ball in their constant match against SRH. In the third entry, Shardul Thakur dismissed Abhishek Sharma and Last Match’s Centurion Ishan Kishan on consecutive delivery to put his team in the driver’s seat.

Rishabh Pant seeks redemption:

Rishabh Pant will not only look for the leading of the LSG to victory, but will want to be guided from the front. He had a catastrophic trip in his first match as a LSG captain. First he failed to ship with a baton, going out on the duck.

In the finals of the game, he got a slight opportunity to score Mohit Sharma and take his team over the final line, but made a mess. The former DC captain would hope to enjoy a better exit against SRH.