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Pant tries to beat the World Cup in winning rounds
Ishabh Pant, Indian box office goaltender, said being ignored at the ICC's 2019 Cricket World Cup played in his mind during his clash against the Rajasthan Royals in the 2019 Indian Premier League , Monday, April 22.
Pant, who defeated 78 unbeaten in just 36 balls, played a pivotal role in the Delhi Capitals, chasing a competitive 191 with four balls to spare. Last week, Pant was ruled out of the World Cup team in India for the benefit of more experienced Dinesh Karthik as goalkeeper.

"I feel very good, making your team win in an important match is a good feeling," he said in the post-match presentation, adding: "I'm not going to lie, the selection had crossed my mind. "


However, the 21-year-old said he tried to focus on the task at hand. Delhi had lost two consecutive wickets before Pant radically changed the game in his favor. He now has 336 points in 11 games, with a strike rate of 163.10.

"I focused on my process, I trusted my process and it worked for me, I knew how the wicket behaved, and I took advantage of it." What matters most to our team is is that everyone knows their role and we try to keep it simple. "
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Pant's teammate, Prithvi Shaw, with whom he shared a 84-inn stand-stabilizing support, also praised the goaltender, calling him "the biggest finisher in the T20 at the moment."
I'm not going to lie, the thought of selection was trotting in my head.
RISHABH PANT
The exclusion of Pant for the World Cup has taken many surprises, including Delhi coach Ricky Ponting, who said he expects the talented young man to participate in at least three or four World Cups during his career.

"I was surprised when he was left out of the team, I thought he would be there and I thought he would play in the starting lineup," Ponting said. "I thought someone like him fighting at No. 4 or 5 in their camp would have simply been that kind of player who could have had that X factor that could have made the difference between India and some other teams in the World Cup. . "