WATCH: Rishabh Pant sings ‘Spiderman, Spiderman’ on Day 4 of Brisbane Test; leaves Twitterati in splits
Cameras captured Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant singing 'Spiderman, Spiderman' on Day 4 of the 4th Test between India and Australia at Brisbane.
Rishabh Pant gave a funny moment to his fans on Day 4 of the 4th Test. | Photo Credit: AP
Key Highlights
- Rishabh Pant was once again in a happy mood on Day 4 of the 4th Test against Australia
- The Indian glovesman was heard singing 'Spiderman, Spiderman' on Day 4 of the 4th Test
- Cricket fans were left in splits as the video of the incident went viral on social media
Indian wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant’s chatter behind the stumps remains to be one of the biggest talking points among cricket fans. Pant, who smashed a brilliant 97 in the second innings of the third Test match, has been sledging the Australians from behind the stumps. On Day 4 of the fourth Test match, Pant continued his chatter from behind the stumps and also gave cricket fans a hilarious moment.
In one of the overs bowled by Washington Sundar, with Cameron Green and Tim Paine at the crease, Pant was heard singing ‘Spiderman, Spiderman’ song. The video of the incident was shared by one of the Twitter users and it went viral in no time.
Twitterati was left in splits watching the video. “Ah, finally a guy with some music taste. Always in the world of his own,” wrote one of the users. Here are some of the other reactions:
On Day 4, India's inexperienced bowling attack rose to the occasion and bowled Australia out for 294 runs in their second innings. Mohammed Siraj continued to impress in the ongoing series as he bagged his maiden five-fer in Test cricket. The right-arm pacer dismissed Josh Hazlewood to complete his five-wicket haul. On debut, Shardul Thakur also gave good company to Siraj as he claimed a four-wicket haul in the second innings. It was Thakur who grabbed a catch at the third man as Siraj completed his five-wicket haul.
Reacting to his 5-fer, Siraj said playing at India A and the domestic level helped him gain confidence. "It is not about seniority. Whatever cricket I played for India A or at domestic level, it helped me gain a lot of confidence. I missed Jassi bhai (Jasprit Bumrah) in this game. He wasn't there. I was being called the senior bowler. So I tried to shoulder responsibility," he said after the match.
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In context of the match, India need 324 runs to win the contest on the final Test. Rohit Sharma (4*) and Shubman Gill (0) were at the crease when the play had to be stopped due to rain. Both the team's have won a match apiece so far and the fate of the series will be decided on Day 5.
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