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Need To Respect The Bowlers Bit More In England Says Rishabh Pant

By IANS News August 01, 2021 • 12:48 PM View: 1849

Standing outside the crease while batting and showing more respect to bowlers than one does in other countries will be important in England, said India wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant.

"As a cricketer when you have to play around the world, you have to keep something in mind… when you come to England you know the ball is going to swing a lot, so yes I have been [batting] outside the crease a little bit," said Pant in an interview to BCCI.tv.

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