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A thread on @RishabhPant17 Rishabh Pant is one of the finest young talents which India have. A promising talent from Delhi, popular for aggressive and fearless batting irrespective of situations. Take a look at the highs and lows in his cricket carrier.
In 2015 at the age of 18, he made his first class debut in ranji trophy for Delhi. Pant came into limelight after his exploits for Indian U-19 in 2016 world cup. The young lad looked promising after smashing 78(24). This earned him a place in world's biggest T20 tournament, IPL.
Pant was brought by Delhi Daredevils in 2016 IPL for 1.9 crores. The youngster has done wonders for the team in his IPL career of 5 years with 2079 runs in total with a strike rate of 151.97 and average 35.24
It's true that even crickters are regarded as heros and role models if we look at the moment when Pant lost his father on April 5th,2017, attended funeral and was back in just two days to never miss his duties for team. He scored a 33 ball half century. A tribute to his father
Pant's endeavours in IPL, earned him his position in the Indian team. He made his debut for India in T20I on February 1st, 2017 against England. He is the second youngest player for India to debut in T20I match at age of 19 years.
The Delhi's power-hitter smashed his maiden hundred in IPL and became the second youngest to score an IPL century also the youngest to score 1000 runs in IPL. He said that it is one of his top 5 innings of all time.
Later pant was named in India's test squad for the series against England in august 2018. He registered his name as the first and only wk-batsman to score a century in England.
Pant's golden moment came in June 2019, when he got an opportunity to play for India in ICC world cup as replacement for injured Shikar Dhawan. He couldn't utilize the opportunity provided to him, but still he was expected to improve and bounce back stronger.
Rishabh pant was also selected for the Australian series in 2019 where he took 11 catches. The 21 years old created history as he scored his second Test century after falling in nervous nineties twice against West Indies in the home series.
2020 haven't been a great year for Rishabh Pant. He has been unable to play the fiery innings that he is known for and has had a very quiet season so far along with not being selected for ODI and T20I series against australia due to fitness issues.
But the good times were again back when he scored a historical winning knock at Gabba which can become a carrier defining innings for him. Seized that moment & series for us...we just can't thank him enough for that. Now he's world's best ranked test keeper 
