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Despite India's loss to England in the first Test at Headingley, Rishabh Pant etched his name in history by becoming the first Indian wicketkeeper to score centuries in both innings. His remarkable feat included scores of 134 and 118, showcasing his aggressive batting style.

England's dominant victory at Headingley has put India's Test cricket dominance under scrutiny. Despite centuries from Gill, Rahul, and Pant, India's sole win in nine Tests contrasts sharply with the consistent success of England, Australia, and South Africa. Root's unbeaten innings secured England's record chase, exposing India's fielding lapses and tail-end collapses.

Rishabh Pant's exceptional batting prowess was on full display at Headingley, where he scored centuries in both innings, reaffirming his reputation as India's most fearless Test batter abroad. Despite his heroics and a crucial partnership with KL Rahul, India suffered a loss, highlighting the need for greater team support to convert Pant's individual brilliance into victories.

Gautam Gambhir has urged critics to give Shubman Gill time to prove himself as India's Test captain, despite a recent defeat against England. Gambhir praised Gill's leadership as "phenomenal," highlighting his first-innings century under pressure. He acknowledged the challenges of captaining in tough conditions and expressed confidence in Gill's potential for success.

India's Test series under Shubman Gill started with a five-wicket defeat to England, raising concerns about managing Jasprit Bumrah's workload. Coach Gautam Gambhir confirmed Bumrah will play only three of the five Tests, regardless of the scoreline. England's historic win, chasing 371, highlighted India's batting collapses despite individual centuries.

Rishabh Pant's lively chatter behind the stumps entertained fans during the first Test, but his on-field dissent earned him an ICC reprimand and a demerit point for breaching the Code of Conduct. The incident occurred when Pant disagreed with the umpires' decision not to replace the ball.

Rishabh Pant's twin centuries in the Leeds Test have sparked discussions about his potential to surpass Rahul Dravid's record for most Test centuries by an Indian in England. Sanjay Manjrekar highlighted Pant's unique position as a wicketkeeper-batter, praising his adaptability and aggressive yet measured approach.

Suniel Shetty is proud of his son-in-law's commitment to playing cricket for India. He highlighted his son-in-law's focus on national duty over personal achievements. KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant's impressive partnership helped India set a target. Rahul admired Pant's unique batting style during the match. India aimed to secure ten wickets on a challenging pitch.

Rishabh Pant has been reprimanded by the ICC for breaching the Code of Conduct during the Headingley Test against England. Pant showed dissent at an umpire's decision regarding the condition of the ball, leading to a demerit point on his record. Despite this incident, Pant had an outstanding batting performance, scoring two centuries in the match.

KL Rahul has defended Rishabh Pant's aggressive batting style after his remarkable performance in the first Test against England, where he became the first Indian wicketkeeper to score two centuries in a match. Pant's aggressive innings helped India set a target of 371 for England.

Rishabh Pant etched his name in cricket history by scoring centuries in both innings of the first Test against England, becoming only the second wicketkeeper-batter to achieve this feat. Pant's new eye-pointing celebration replaced his trademark somersault, drawing questions from commentators. His performance, along with KL Rahul's century, set England a target of 371.

Rishabh Pant made twin centuries at Headingley Test. He became the first Indian to score centuries in both innings of a Test in England. Pant joined India’s twin centuries club. His consistency in England earned him a special place. Pant equalled the record for the most sixes in a Test in England. The Headingley Test was historic for India.

KL Rahul's century at Headingley sparked celebrations from his loved ones. Athiya Shetty shared a heartfelt message, expressing her pride, while Suniel Shetty lauded his son-in-law's impactful innings. Arjun Kapoor also joined in, admiring Rahul's performance from afar. The family's support highlights the personal joy amidst Rahul's professional achievements, especially after recently welcoming their daughter.

Rishabh Pant dazzled in the first Test against England, showcasing his audacious talent. He scored a masterful century in each innings, becoming the first Indian to achieve this feat in England. Pant's innovative shots and candid self-talk, captured by stump mics, entertained fans.

Rahul's magnificent century, his sixth in SENA countries, combined with a crucial partnership with Rishabh Pant, propelled India to a commanding position in the opening Test against England. India set a daunting target of 371, fueled by strong batting performances throughout the innings.

Lucknow Super Giants owner Sanjiv Goenka lauded Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul for their centuries against England at Headingley. Pant became the second wicketkeeper ever to score centuries in both innings of a Test, while Rahul hit a patient 137.

At Headingley, KL Rahul and Rishabh Pant's spectacular centuries powered India to a formidable 364 in their second innings, setting England a challenging 371-run target. Pant's twin centuries etched his name in history, while Rahul's composed innings anchored the batting display. Despite a late collapse, India's dominant performance has set the stage for a thrilling final day.

With their own means and ways, the two drove India into a position of control. KL Rahul continued to be patient, calm and left the ball as well as anyone has in this part of the world. Rishabh Pant, meanwhile, entered a period of self-talking where he calmed himself to weather the early storm and then returned to maverick ways before making timely returns to sensibility.

At Headingley, Team India etched their name in Test cricket history by achieving the remarkable feat of scoring five individual centuries in a single match for the first time. Jaiswal, Gill, and Pant's centuries propelled India to a strong first-innings total. Despite Pope and Brook's valiant efforts, England trailed narrowly at the end of the first innings.

Rishabh Pant etched his name in history at Headingley, becoming the first wicketkeeper-batter to score centuries in both innings of a Test. His second innings ton was followed by Sunil Gavaskar playfully urging him to repeat his first-innings somersault celebration. Pant's adaptability was also on display, shifting from aggressive shots to a defensive approach, earning praise from Deep Dasgupta.