Will young
3rd Test: Made Sure To Come Up With New Plan And Stay Ahead Of Him, Says Ajaz On Outfoxing Pant
At one point, the win seemed distant from New Zealand as wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant was waging a lone battle. But Ajaz eventually found the spike on Pant’s bat through a turning in delivery taking a glove edge to the keeper’s gloves.
"(Pant) He's batted phenomenally throughout the series, I had to think out of the box and made sure to come up with a new plan and stay ahead of him," said Ajaz after getting Player of the Match award.
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