Rishabh Pant produced a stellar performance in the second innings of the first Test against Bangladesh, notching his sixth century.

Rishabh Pant made a remarkable return to Test cricket, scoring 109 runs and equaling MS Dhoni's tally of Test centuries, while showcasing impressive shot-making against Bangladesh.

Rishabh Pant's comeback to Test cricket after 635 days was marked by a century, equalling Mahendra Singh Dhoni's record for most centuries by an Indian wicketkeeper-batsman. His significant partnership with Shubman Gill bolstered India's lead against Bangladesh.

Rishabh Pant's century against Bangladesh was his first three-figure score in 812 days. He last scored a century for any team in any format of the game, when he slammed 146 in the first innings of the ​​​​​ India vs England Test in Edgbaston on June 2,

Star India batter Rishabh Pant was seen hilariously setting the field for Bangladesh on Day 3 of the first Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Rishabh Pant made a triumphant return to the Test arena, scoring his sixth Test century and equalling MS Dhoni 's record for most centuries by an Indian wicketkeeper. The milestone came on Day 3 of the first Test against Bangladesh at the M.

During Day 3 of the first Test against Bangladesh, Rishabh Pant humorously assisted the opposition in setting their field, pointing out positions on the stump mic.

Rishabh Pant celebrated his Test comeback with his sixth Test hundred in the second innings of the first Test. Pant equaled MS Dhoni's record of most Test hundreds by an Indian wicketkeeper.

India declared their second innings at 287/4, setting Bangladesh a target of 515 runs in the opening Test at MA Chidambaram Stadium. Centuries from Shubman Gill and Rishabh Pant bolstered India's position.

India have taken a firm control in the ongoing 1st Test against Bangladesh at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. While the hosts did look in a spot of bother when they were asked to bat first and reduced to 144/6 at one stage,

In a lighthearted moment on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test match between India and Bangladesh , Rishabh Pant was seen setting the field for the opposing team, reminiscent of his predecessor MS Dhoni 's signature style.