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Ponting said that if the 25-year-old is able to travel and can be with the team, then he would want Pant sitting beside him in the dugout every day in IPL 2023. 

Players like that don't grow on trees, I want him in IPL: Ricky Ponting on Rishabh Pant

Ricky Ponting feels Pant is irreplaceable and should take part in the upcoming IPL in any capacity!

Tap to know what the Delhi Capitals head coach said about Rishabh Pant

Ponting said that if the 25-year-old is able to travel and can be with the team, then he would want Pant sitting beside him in the dugout every day in IPL 2023.&nbsp;

While India's star cricketer Rishabh Pant would stay on the sidelines for a long term, Delhi Capitals head coach, Ricky Ponting feels Pant is irreplaceable and should take part in the upcoming IPL in any capacity.&nbsp;
Calling the DC skipper a cultural leader of the group, Ponting said, 'If he's actually not physically fit enough to play, we'd still love to have him around, the attitude and infectious smile and laugh he has is what we all love so much about him.'
Ponting said that if the 25-year-old is able to travel and can be with the team, then he would want Pant sitting beside him in the dugout every day in IPL 2023.&nbsp;
'You can't replace those guys, simple as that. They don't grow on trees, players like that. We've got to look at &ndash; and we already are &ndash; a replacement to come into the squad, a wicketkeeper-batsman, Ponting said while giving an update about Pant's replacement in the IPL franchise.&nbsp;
Pant was on his way from Delhi to Roorkee when his car met with a horrific accident on December 29. He has been ruled out of the IPL and is currently recovering after undergoing a series of surgeries in Mumbai.
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Uttarakhand's DGP, Ashok Kumar informed that Pant who was returning from Uttarakhand to Delhi dozed off while driving the car.

Rishabh Pant broke window to escape burning vehicle - Reports

According to Uttarakhand DGP, Rishabh Pant said he lost control of the car as he dozed off while driving.

Uttarakhand's DGP, Ashok Kumar informed that Pant who was on his way home from Delhi, dozed off while driving the car.

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant survived a frightening car accident on Friday morning. Uttarakhand's DGP, Ashok Kumar informed that the 25-year-old lost control of the car after he dozed off on his way home from Delhi which led to the crash. The 25-year-old's car collided with the divider on the Narsan border near Roorkee and caught fire.&nbsp; Reportedly, he was alone in the car at the time of the accident and escaped the burning vehicle by breaking its window despite a fractured leg. After his initial treatment at Roorkee civil hospital, the Indian cricketer who as per reports hurt his feet, hand, head &amp; back has been referred to Max hospital in Dehradun.&nbsp;

Stars across the globe are continuing this trend and are rocking this style with all the hip vibes and you can too

Unbuttoned pants are the latest fad, know how to style it

Unbuttoned pants are the latest fad, know how to style it up

Stars across the globe are continuing this trend and are rocking this style with all the hip vibes and you can too

From low-rise to parachute pants, several styles and prints ruled this year's pant fashion. And, now it's time to say adios to this year with the latest fad called 'unbuttoned pants'.&nbsp;
Stars across the globe are continuing this trend and are rocking this style with all the hip vibes. Unbuttoned pants even made it to this year's runway shows.&nbsp;
<h3>How to ace the look</h3>
All you need to do is wear your baggy unbuttoned pants with crop tops, T-shirts or just a hoodie will do. With that you'll be ready to rock the carefree look.&nbsp;
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/fashion-and-beauty/opera-gloves-are-currently-having-a-fashion-moment-and-we-are-all-for-it-1671595115169">Opera gloves are currently having a fashion moment and we are all for it</a>

Ashish Nehra had a piece of advice for Rishabh Pant, who is going through a rough patch, not only as a batter but as captain as well. During a chat with Cricbuzz, the former India fast bowler said that he wants Pant to focus more on his batting than his batting position.
'With Suryakumar Yadav and Virat Kohli set to return in the future, there will always be pressure on Pant,' added Nehra. The 43 year old also believes that the southpaw from Delhi needs only one good knock to get his mindset changed and It's important he doesn’t take too much pressure upon himself.
Pant didn't have the best of IPL seasons this time around where he scored 340 runs in 14 games, with not even a single score of over 50 against his name. Moreover, the Delhi Capitals failed to make it to the playoffs under his leadership.
Also read: Hardik Pandya to lead Team India in Ireland

Rishabh Pant should focus more on his batting than his batting position: Ashish Nehra

Rishabh Pant may not be going through the best of forms but Ashsh Nehra believes that  southpaw from Delhi needs only one good knock to get his mindset changed.

Ashish Nehra believes that Rishabh Pant needs only one good knock to get his mindset changed and It's important he doesn&rsquo;t take too much pressure upon himself.

Ashish Nehra had a piece of advice for Rishabh Pant, who is going through a rough patch, not only as a batter but as captain as well. During a chat with Cricbuzz, the former India fast bowler said that he wants Pant to focus more on his batting than his batting position.
'With Suryakumar Yadav and Virat Kohli set to return in the future, there will always be pressure on Pant,' added Nehra. The 43 year old also believes that the southpaw from Delhi needs only one good knock to get his mindset changed and It's important he doesn&rsquo;t take too much pressure upon himself.
Pant didn't have the best of IPL seasons this time around where he scored 340 runs in 14 games, with not even a single score of over 50 against his name. Moreover, the Delhi Capitals failed to make it to the playoffs under his leadership.
Also read: <a title="Hardik Pandya to lead Team India in Ireland" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/hardik-pandya-to-lead-team-india-in-ireland-1655307382620" target="_blank">Hardik Pandya to lead Team India in Ireland</a>

CricBait | Rishabh Pant explodes in Mohali, misses a hundred but puts Team India in control vs Sri Lanka on Day 1. Lav Vaid speaks to Yash Chawla, Gaurav Sethi and Shubham Mishra
Also read:&nbsp;IND vs SL: still no hundred for Virat Kohli but achieves a special feat in his 100th Test
After whitewashing Sri&nbsp;Lanka in the T20 series, Team India began the Test series with a bang and ended Day 1 of the 1st Test in command at&nbsp;357/6.
Opting to bat first, India were 2 down for 80 runs. Playing&nbsp;his 100th Test, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;was out for 45 in the 1st innings. Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari&nbsp;impressed with a gritty 58. But the highlight of the day was Rishabh&nbsp;Pant, who smashed a fiery 96.&nbsp;
He was well supported by Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja, who remained unbeaten on 45. A strong finish by Team India in the final session ensured that visitors Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;would have to play catch up on Day 2.

CricBait | Team India in control after Rishabh Pant’s heroics on Day 1 vs Sri Lanka

CricBait | Rishabh Pant explodes in Mohali, misses a hundred but puts Team India in control vs Sri Lanka on Day 1. Lav Vaid speaks to Yash Chawla, Gaurav Sethi and Shubham Mishra


Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;may not have scored big in his 100th Test but Rishabh&nbsp;Pant led India to a commanding position with a fiery 96

CricBait | Rishabh Pant explodes in Mohali, misses a hundred but puts Team India in control vs Sri Lanka on Day 1. Lav Vaid speaks to Yash Chawla, Gaurav Sethi and Shubham Mishra
Also read:&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sl-1st-test-virat-kohli-gets-out-for-45-in-his-100th-test-match-1646380693746" target="_blank">IND vs SL: still no hundred for Virat Kohli but achieves a special feat in his 100th Test</a>
After whitewashing Sri&nbsp;Lanka in the T20 series, Team India began the Test series with a bang and ended Day 1 of the 1st Test in command at&nbsp;357/6.
Opting to bat first, India were 2 down for 80 runs. Playing&nbsp;his 100th Test, Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;was out for 45 in the 1st innings. Hanuma&nbsp;Vihari&nbsp;impressed with a gritty 58. But the highlight of the day was Rishabh&nbsp;Pant, who smashed a fiery 96.&nbsp;
He was well supported by Ravindra&nbsp;Jadeja, who remained unbeaten on 45. A strong finish by Team India in the final session ensured that visitors Sri&nbsp;Lanka&nbsp;would have to play catch up on Day 2.

Rishabh Pant made history on Friday when he smashed a fiery 85 vs South Africa in the 2nd ODI. It's now the highest one day score by an Indian wicketkeeper in the Rainbow Nation.
The record was previously held by the current head coach Rahul Dravid, who had scored 77 in Durban back in 2001. MS Dhoni's highest score in an ODI in South Africa is 65, which he scored in 2013. Pant looked good for his maiden ODI hundred before he fell trying to hit Tabraiz Shamsi out of the park.
Interestingly, Pant also holds the record for being the only Asian wicketkeeper-batter to have scored a Tests hundred in South Africa. He had achieved the feat on the 3rd Test in Cape Town.
Also read: Under-19 World Cup 2022: BCCI to send 5 reserve players for a Covid-19 hit Indian camp

IND vs SA 2nd ODI: Rishabh Pant goes past Dhoni and Dravid to register a massive record

Rishabh Pant made history on Friday when he smashed a fiery 85 vs South Africa in the 2nd ODI. It's now the highest one day score by an Indian wicketkeeper in the Rainbow Nation

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made history on Friday when he smashed a fiery 85 vs South Africa in the 2nd ODI. It's now the highest one day score by an Indian wicketkeeper in the Rainbow Nation.
The record was previously held by the current head coach Rahul&nbsp;Dravid, who had scored 77 in Durban back in 2001. MS Dhoni's highest score in an ODI in South Africa is 65, which he scored in 2013. Pant looked good for his maiden ODI&nbsp;hundred before he fell trying to hit&nbsp;Tabraiz Shamsi&nbsp;out of the park.
Interestingly, Pant also holds the record for being the only Asian wicketkeeper-batter to have scored a Tests hundred in South Africa. He had achieved the feat on the 3rd Test in Cape Town.

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made history on Friday when he smashed a fiery 85 vs South Africa in the 2nd ODI. It's now the highest one day score by an Indian wicketkeeper in the Rainbow Nation

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant made history on Friday when he smashed a fiery 85 vs South Africa in the 2nd ODI. It's now the highest one day score by an Indian wicketkeeper in the Rainbow Nation.
The record was previously held by the current head coach Rahul&nbsp;Dravid, who had scored 77 in Durban back in 2001. MS Dhoni's highest score in an ODI in South Africa is 65, which he scored in 2013. Pant looked good for his maiden ODI&nbsp;hundred before he fell trying to hit&nbsp;Tabraiz Shamsi&nbsp;out of the park.
Interestingly, Pant also holds the record for being the only Asian wicketkeeper-batter to have scored a Tests hundred in South Africa. He had achieved the feat on the 3rd Test in Cape Town.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Under-19 World Cup 2022: BCCI to send 5 reserve players for a Covid-19 hit Indian camp" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/under-19-world-cup-2022-bcci-to-send-5-reserve-players-for-a-covid-19-hit-indian-camp-1642758557790" target="_blank">Under-19 World Cup 2022: BCCI to send 5 reserve players for a Covid-19 hit Indian camp</a>

Things aren't going Team India's way as South Africa ended Day 3 of the Cape town Test at 101/2 and need 111 more runs to win the Test and the 3-match series.
Batters once again failed to impress as India was bowled out for a mere 198 in the 2nd innings. Rishabh Pant was the only one who stood amidst the ruins and smashed his 4th Test hundred. His unbeaten 100 helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.
The Proteas lost Markram early but Peterson and Dean Elgar scored freely. India managed to send back the South Africa skipper towards the end of the day but still need a miracle to win the Test match.
Also read: 

IND vs SA 3rd Test: India in trouble as South Africa end Day 3 at 101/2, need 111 runs to win

India need a miracle from the bowlers to win the 3rd Test as South Africa ended Day 3 at 101/2 and need 111 more runs to win the Test and the 3-match series

Things aren't going Team India's way as South Africa ended Day 3 of the Cape town Test at&nbsp;101/2 and need 111 more runs to win the Test and the 3-match series.
Batters once again failed to impress as India was bowled out for a mere 198 in the 2nd innings. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant was the only one who stood amidst the ruins and smashed his 4th Test hundred. His unbeaten 100 helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.
The Proteas&nbsp;lost Markram early but Peterson and&nbsp;Dean Elgar&nbsp;scored freely. India managed to send back the South Africa skipper towards the end of the day but still need a miracle to win the Test match.

India need a miracle from the bowlers to win the 3rd Test as South Africa ended Day 3 at&nbsp;101/2 and need 111 more runs to win the Test and the 3-match series

Things aren't going Team India's way as South Africa ended Day 3 of the Cape town Test at&nbsp;101/2 and need 111 more runs to win the Test and the 3-match series.
Batters once again failed to impress as India was bowled out for a mere 198 in the 2nd innings. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant was the only one who stood amidst the ruins and smashed his 4th Test hundred. His unbeaten 100 helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.
The Proteas&nbsp;lost Markram early but Peterson and&nbsp;Dean Elgar&nbsp;scored freely. India managed to send back the South Africa skipper towards the end of the day but still need a miracle to win the Test match.
Also read:&nbsp;

CricBait | Rishabh Pant's 4th Test ton might go in vain as India is nearing a series defeat in Cape Town. Can the bowlers pull off a miracle? Lav Vaid speaks to Gaurav Sethi, Yash Chawla, Khyati Patel and Shubham Mishra

CricBait | Rishabh Pant's heroics might go in vain as India is nearing a series defeat

CricBait | Rishabh Pant's 4th Test ton might go in vain as India is nearing a series defeat in Cape Town. Can the bowlers pull off a miracle? @Lav Vaid chats with @BoredCricket ,  @Yash Chawla,  @Shub4438 and Khyati Patel

CricBait | Rishabh Pant's 4th Test ton might go in vain as India is nearing a series defeat in Cape Town. Can the bowlers pull off a miracle? Lav Vaid speaks to Gaurav Sethi, Yash Chawla, Khyati Patel and Shubham Mishra

CricBait | Rishabh Pant's 4th Test ton might go in vain as India is nearing a series defeat in Cape Town. Can the bowlers pull off a miracle?

Few experts called Rishabh Pant's shot selection nonsense while some called his approach in Test cricket to be careless. Though they were right looking at the way Pant was getting out lately but the wicketkeeper-batter struck form in the Cape Town Test and smashed his 4th overall and 3rd overseas Test hundred.
Pant, in fact, is the only Asian wicketkeeper to score a Test ton in the Rainbow Nation. The southpaw also has the highest score by an Indian keeper in England (114) and in Australia (159*). Pant came out to bat when India was struggling at 58/4 and put on a show in Cape Town.
Interestingly, until today, a total of just 3 Test sixes were hit by Indian wicketkeepers in South Africa and Pant hit 4 in just this knock and helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.
Also read: IND vs SA Tests: Rahane and Pujara's poor show continues, who will get dropped first?

IND vs SA 3rd Test: Rishabh Pant strikes form, smashes his 4th Test hundred

Rishabh Pant ends his dry run with the bad, tames South African bowlers with his 4th overall and 3rd overseas Test century in the 2nd innings of the Cape Town Test

Few experts called Rishabh Pant's shot selection nonsense while some called his approach in Test cricket to be careless. Though they were right looking at the way Pant was getting out lately but the wicketkeeper-batter struck form in the Cape Town Test and smashed his 4th overall and 3rd overseas Test hundred.
Pant, in fact, is the only Asian wicketkeeper to score a Test ton in the Rainbow Nation. The southpaw&nbsp;also has the highest score by an Indian keeper in England (114) and in Australia (159*). Pant came out to bat when India was struggling at 58/4 and put on a show in Cape Town.
Interestingly, until today, a total of just 3 Test sixes were hit by Indian wicketkeepers in South Africa and Pant hit 4 in just this knock and helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.

Rishabh Pant ends his dry run with the bad, tames South African bowlers with his 4th overall and 3rd overseas Test century in the 2nd innings of the Cape Town Test

Few experts called Rishabh Pant's shot selection nonsense while some called his approach in Test cricket to be careless. Though they were right looking at the way Pant was getting out lately but the wicketkeeper-batter struck form in the Cape Town Test and smashed his 4th overall and 3rd overseas Test hundred.
Pant, in fact, is the only Asian wicketkeeper to score a Test ton in the Rainbow Nation. The southpaw&nbsp;also has the highest score by an Indian keeper in England (114) and in Australia (159*). Pant came out to bat when India was struggling at 58/4 and put on a show in Cape Town.
Interestingly, until today, a total of just 3 Test sixes were hit by Indian wicketkeepers in South Africa and Pant hit 4 in just this knock and helped India set South Africa a target of 212 runs.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IND vs SA Tests: Rahane and Pujara's poor show continues, who will get dropped first?" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ind-vs-sa-tests-rahane-and-pujara-s-poor-show-continues-who-will-get-dropped-first-1642072566526" target="_blank">IND vs SA Tests: Rahane and Pujara's poor show continues, who will get dropped first?</a>

The series-deciding 3rd Test in Cape Town promises to be a cracker contest as South Africa ended Day 1 at 17/1, trailing India by 206 runs.
Virat Kohli returned to lead India and opted to bat first but Mayank Agarwal and KL Rahul once again failed to impress. Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli steadied the innings before Pujara was out for 43. Rahane and Pant too were dismissed cheaply but Virat held one end and scored a solid 79. India was eventually bowled out for 223.
South Africa dealt a huge blow as they lost an in-form Dean Elgar for just 3. Markram and Maharaj made sure the hosts ended the day without any more hiccups.
Also read: 

IND vs SA 3rd Test: South Africa end Day 1 at 17/1, trail India by 206 runs

The series-deciding 3rd Test in Cape Town promises to be a cracker contest as South Africa ended Day 1 at 17/1, trailing India by 206 runs

The series-deciding 3rd Test in Cape Town promises to be a cracker contest as South&nbsp;Africa ended Day 1 at 17/1, trailing India by 206 runs.
Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;returned to lead India and opted to bat first but Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal and KL Rahul once again failed to impress. Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;steadied the innings before Pujara&nbsp;was out for 43. Rahane and Pant too were dismissed cheaply but Virat&nbsp;held one end and scored a solid 79. India was eventually bowled out for 223.
South Africa dealt a huge blow as they lost an in-form Dean Elgar for just 3. Markram and Maharaj&nbsp;made sure the hosts ended the day without any more hiccups.

The series-deciding 3rd Test in Cape Town promises to be a cracker contest as South&nbsp;Africa ended Day 1 at 17/1, trailing India by 206 runs

The series-deciding 3rd Test in Cape Town promises to be a cracker contest as South&nbsp;Africa ended Day 1 at 17/1, trailing India by 206 runs.
Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;returned to lead India and opted to bat first but Mayank&nbsp;Agarwal and KL Rahul once again failed to impress. Cheteshwar&nbsp;Pujara and Virat&nbsp;Kohli&nbsp;steadied the innings before Pujara&nbsp;was out for 43. Rahane and Pant too were dismissed cheaply but Virat&nbsp;held one end and scored a solid 79. India was eventually bowled out for 223.
South Africa dealt a huge blow as they lost an in-form Dean Elgar for just 3. Markram and Maharaj&nbsp;made sure the hosts ended the day without any more hiccups.
Also read:&nbsp;

Rishabh Pant crossed a massive milestone in the 1st Test vs South Africa. The youngster became the fastest Indian wicket-keeper to register 100 dismissals in Tests.
Pant came into the Centurion Test with 97 dismissals to his name from 25 Tests but surpassed his idol and former India captain, MS Dhoni, in the 1st innings itself. MSD had achieved the feat in 36 Tests. Wriddhimian Saha is also on that list, along with Kiran More, Nayan Mongia and Syed Kirmani. Moreover, Pant also became the sixth Indian keeper to join the elite list.
After missing the 2-match Test series vs New Zealand, Pant once again donned the wicketkeeping gloves in the 3-match Test series vs South Africa.
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IND vs SA Centurion Test: Rishabh Pant breaks a massive MS Dhoni record

Rishabh Pant broke a massive MS Dhoni record in the Centurion Test vs South Africa. The youngster became the fastest Indian wicket-keeper to register 100 dismissals in Tests

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant crossed a massive milestone in the 1st Test vs South Africa. The youngster became the fastest Indian wicket-keeper to register 100 dismissals in Tests.
Pant came into the Centurion Test with 97 dismissals to his name from 25 Tests but surpassed his idol and former India captain, MS Dhoni,&nbsp;in the 1st innings itself. MSD&nbsp;had&nbsp;achieved the feat in 36 Tests.&nbsp;Wriddhimian Saha&nbsp;is also on that list, along with Kiran More, Nayan Mongia and Syed Kirmani. Moreover, Pant also became the&nbsp;sixth Indian keeper to join the elite list.
After missing the 2-match Test series vs New Zealand, Pant once again donned the wicketkeeping gloves in the 3-match Test series vs South Africa.

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant broke a massive MS Dhoni record in the Centurion Test vs South Africa. The youngster&nbsp;became the fastest Indian wicket-keeper to register 100 dismissals in Tests

Rishabh&nbsp;Pant crossed a massive milestone in the 1st Test vs South Africa. The youngster became the fastest Indian wicket-keeper to register 100 dismissals in Tests.
Pant came into the Centurion Test with 97 dismissals to his name from 25 Tests but surpassed his idol and former India captain, MS Dhoni,&nbsp;in the 1st innings itself. MSD&nbsp;had&nbsp;achieved the feat in 36 Tests.&nbsp;Wriddhimian Saha&nbsp;is also on that list, along with Kiran More, Nayan Mongia and Syed Kirmani. Moreover, Pant also became the&nbsp;sixth Indian keeper to join the elite list.
After missing the 2-match Test series vs New Zealand, Pant once again donned the wicketkeeping gloves in the 3-match Test series vs South Africa.
Also read:&nbsp;

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role.
Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to remain with Pant captaincy even after Shreyas' return in the UAE leg.
With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by atleast five franchisees in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018. He led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

Delhi Capitals unlikely to retain Shreyas Iyer ahead of IPL 2022 auction: Reports

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of IPL 2022 mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role. Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to a shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to retain Pant as their skipper despite&nbsp;Shreyas' return in the UAE leg. With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by at least&nbsp;five franchises in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018 and led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee would keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role

Delhi Capitals are likely to retain Rishabh Pant, Anrich Nortje, Prithvi Shaw and Axar Patel ahead of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/ipl">IPL 2022</a> mega auction, tentatively scheduled to take place in January.
According to a report in ESPNcricinfo, Shreyas Iyer doesn't want to stay in Delhi Capitals set up as the franchisee wants to keep Rishabh Pant in the leadership role.
Also read |&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/rajasthan-royals-to-retain-sanju-samson-for-ipl-2022-reports-1637923919917" target="_blank">Rajasthan Royals to retain Sanju Samson for IPL 2022</a>
Notably, Iyer lost his captaincy after missing the first leg of IPL 2021 due to a shoulder injury. Delhi Capitals management decided to retain Pant as their skipper despite&nbsp;Shreyas' return in the UAE leg. With two new teams coming into the IPL fold from next season, Shreyas Iyer is likely to be picked by at least&nbsp;five franchises in the auction, according to media reports.
Shreyas Iyer took over Delhi's captaincy midway during IPL 2018 and led the Capitals to finals for the first time in IPL 2020.

CSK might have beaten the Delhi Capitals by 4 wickets on Sunday night to enter IPL 2021 finals, but it was MS Dhoni who stole the show

IPL 2021: Dhoni steals Delhi's thunder, CSK win by 4 wickets to enter final

IPL&nbsp;2021, IPL&nbsp;Qualifier 1, CSK&nbsp;beat DC,
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) might have beaten the Delhi Capitals by 4 wickets on Sunday night to enter IPL&nbsp;2021 finals, but it was MS Dhoni&nbsp;who stole the show.&nbsp;
Put into bat, Delhi was off to a flayer, courtesy Prithvi Shaw's 34-ball-60. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant's&nbsp;fiery fifty then helped his side finish at 172/5. Chasing which, CSK&nbsp;lost Faf du Plessis for just 1. But Robin Uthappa&nbsp;counter attacked and smashed 63, his best score in an IPL&nbsp;playoff. Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;continued to impress and scored 70. But it was Dhoni's&nbsp;finish which stole Delhi's thunder. Mahi&nbsp;rolled back the clock and smashed an unbeaten 6-ball-18 to power CSK&nbsp;into the final.
All is not lost for Delhi as they will get another chance to make it to the final when they take on the winner of the Eliminator.

CSK might have beaten the Delhi Capitals by 4 wickets on Sunday night to enter IPL&nbsp;2021 finals, but it was MS Dhoni&nbsp;who stole the show

IPL&nbsp;2021, IPL&nbsp;Qualifier 1, CSK&nbsp;beat DC,
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) might have beaten the Delhi Capitals by 4 wickets on Sunday night to enter IPL&nbsp;2021 finals, but it was MS Dhoni&nbsp;who stole the show.&nbsp;
Put into bat, Delhi was off to a flayer, courtesy Prithvi Shaw's 34-ball-60. Rishabh&nbsp;Pant's&nbsp;fiery fifty then helped his side finish at 172/5. Chasing which, CSK&nbsp;lost Faf du Plessis for just 1. But Robin Uthappa&nbsp;counter attacked and smashed 63, his best score in an IPL&nbsp;playoff. Ruturaj&nbsp;Gaikwad&nbsp;continued to impress and scored 70. But it was Dhoni's&nbsp;finish which stole Delhi's thunder. Mahi&nbsp;rolled back the clock and smashed an unbeaten 6-ball-18 to power CSK&nbsp;into the final.
All is not lost for Delhi as they will get another chance to make it to the final when they take on the winner of the Eliminator.&nbsp;
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021 Eliminator: will a rejuvenated KKR spoil Virat Kohli's last run as RCB skipper?" href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/ipl-2021-eliminator-will-a-rejuvenated-kkr-spoil-virat-kohli-s-last-run-as-rcb-skipper-1633889215566" target="_blank">IPL 2021 Eliminator: will a rejuvenated KKR spoil Virat Kohli's last run as RCB skipper?</a>

CricBait | &nbsp;Can the Delhi Capitals make it 5 wins in a row against CSK or will MS Dhoni's experience in knockouts turn the tables in Qualifier 1? Lav Vaid speaks to Abhaye, Nimit Kathuria and Khyati Patel

CricBait | DC lock horns with CSK for a direct ticket to IPL 2021 final

CricBait |  Can the Delhi Capitals make it 5 wins in a row against CSK or will MS Dhoni's experience in knockouts turn the tables in Qualifier 1? @lav_vaid speaks to Abhaye, Nimit Kathuria and Khyati Patel

CricBait | &nbsp;Can the Delhi Capitals make it 5 wins in a row against CSK or will MS Dhoni's experience in knockouts turn the tables in Qualifier 1? Lav Vaid speaks to Abhaye, Nimit Kathuria and Khyati Patel

CricBait | &nbsp;Can the Delhi Capitals make it 5 wins in a row against CSK or will MS Dhoni's experience in knockouts turn the tables in Qualifier 1? @lav_vaid speaks to Abhaye, Nimit Kathuria and Khyati Patel

CricBait | Delhi takes on Chennai in a bid to take the top spot on the points table and Bangalore becomes the 3rd team to qualify for the playoffs. Yash Chawla speaks to Lav Vaid, Khyati Patel &amp; Nimit Kathuria

CricBait | Delhi take on Chennai in a bid to take the top spot on the points table 

CricBait |  Delhi takes on Chennai in a bid to take the top spot on the points table and Bangalore becomes the 3rd team to qualify for the playoffs. Yash Chawla speaks to Lav Vaid, Khyati Patel & Nimit Kathuria

CricBait | Delhi takes on Chennai in a bid to take the top spot on the points table and Bangalore becomes the 3rd team to qualify for the playoffs. Yash Chawla speaks to Lav Vaid, Khyati Patel &amp; Nimit Kathuria

Chennai Super Kings (CSK) and Delhi Capitals (DC), who have made it to the playoffs of IPL 2021, will look to consolidate their spot in the top 2 as they lock horns in Dubai on Monday

As India's 5th and final Test vs England was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare, Indian cricketers flew&nbsp;directly to the UAE&nbsp;for the remainder of the IPL&nbsp;in batches.&nbsp;
Delhi Capitals on Sunday announced that&nbsp;Rishabh Pant, R Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw &amp; Umesh Yadav&nbsp;landed in Dubai on Sunday and&nbsp;underwent Covid-19 tests upon arrival.&nbsp;The players will be serving a 6-day hard quarantine, as per IPL protocols, during which they will be tested thrice. Thereafter, the players will join the rest of the Delhi Capitals squad, who are already part of the bio-bubble.
Delhi Capitals resume their IPL&nbsp;campaign with game against the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad on September 22.
Also read:&nbsp;IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE

IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals-bound Indian cricketers arrive in Dubai from UK

Delhi Capitals on Sunday announced that&nbsp;Rishabh Pant, R Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw &amp; Umesh Yadav&nbsp;landed in Dubai on Sunday and&nbsp;underwent Covid-19 tests upon arrival

As India's 5th and final Test vs England was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare, Indian cricketers flew&nbsp;directly to the UAE&nbsp;for the remainder of the IPL&nbsp;in batches.&nbsp;
Delhi Capitals on Sunday announced that&nbsp;Rishabh Pant, R Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw &amp; Umesh Yadav&nbsp;landed in Dubai on Sunday and&nbsp;underwent Covid-19 tests upon arrival.&nbsp;The players will be serving a 6-day hard quarantine, as per IPL protocols, during which they will be tested thrice. Thereafter, the players will join the rest of the Delhi Capitals squad, who are already part of the bio-bubble.
Delhi Capitals resume their IPL&nbsp;campaign with game against the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad on September 22.

<ul>
<li>Pant, Ashwin, Rahane, Ishant, Axar,&nbsp;Shaw &amp; Umesh&nbsp;arrive in UAE</li>
<li>All players underwent Covid-19 tests &amp; will be in a 6-day isolation</li>
<li>DC&nbsp;resume their IPL&nbsp;campaign with game vs SRH on September 22</li>
</ul>

As India's 5th and final Test vs England was cancelled due to Covid-19 scare, Indian cricketers flew&nbsp;directly to the UAE&nbsp;for the remainder of the IPL&nbsp;in batches.&nbsp;
Delhi Capitals on Sunday announced that&nbsp;Rishabh Pant, R Ashwin, Ajinkya Rahane, Ishant Sharma, Axar Patel, Prithvi Shaw &amp; Umesh Yadav&nbsp;landed in Dubai on Sunday and&nbsp;underwent Covid-19 tests upon arrival.&nbsp;The players will be serving a 6-day hard quarantine, as per IPL protocols, during which they will be tested thrice. Thereafter, the players will join the rest of the Delhi Capitals squad, who are already part of the bio-bubble.
Delhi Capitals resume their IPL&nbsp;campaign with game against the Sunrisers&nbsp;Hyderabad on September 22.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/ipl-2021-rohit-sharma-bumrah-and-suryakumar-yadav-arrive-in-uae-1631357583586">IPL 2021: Rohit Sharma, Bumrah and Suryakumar Yadav arrive in UAE</a>

The 4th Test at the Oval promises a thrilling finish on the final day as England ended Day 4 at 77/0, still 291 runs away from the target. India was counting on Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja to score big on the penultimate day, but their innings were cut short. Ajinkya Rahane once again failed to impress, this time he couldn't even open his account. India were vulnerable but lower order came to the rescue yet again. Shardul Thakur smashed his 2nd half-century of the match and Rishabh Pant too found form and scored 50. Bumrah and Umesh Yadav also added crucial runs as India was eventually bowled out for 466, setting England a mammoth target of 368. England&nbsp;might not have chased that big a target ever in their Test history but the hosts have made a strong start with both openers looking solid and safely played out 32 overs.
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Oval Test: England start strong, end Day 4 at 77/0, still 291 runs away from the target

England might not have chased a target as big as 368 but the hosts have made a strong start with both openers looking solid and safely played out 32 overs.

The 4th Test at the Oval promises a thrilling finish on the final day as England ended Day 4 at 77/0, still 291 runs away from the target. India was counting on Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja to score big on the penultimate day, but their innings were cut short. Ajinkya Rahane once again failed to impress, this time he couldn't even open his account. India were vulnerable but lower order came to the rescue yet again. Shardul Thakur smashed his 2nd half-century of the match and Rishabh Pant too found form and scored 50. Bumrah and Umesh Yadav also added crucial runs as India was eventually bowled out for 466, setting England a mammoth target of 368. England&nbsp;might not have chased that big a target ever in their Test history but the hosts have made a strong start with both openers looking solid and safely played out 32 overs.

<ul>
<li>India's lower order came good yet again, Thakur&nbsp;&amp; Pant scored fifties</li>
<li>India was bowled out for 466, setting England a target of 368</li>
<li>English openers start strongly, play out 32 overs without a hiccup</li>
</ul>

The 4th Test at the Oval promises a thrilling finish on the final day as England ended Day 4 at 77/0, still 291 runs away from the target. India was counting on Virat Kohli and Ravindra Jadeja to score big on the penultimate day, but their innings were cut short. Ajinkya Rahane once again failed to impress, this time he couldn't even open his account. India were vulnerable but lower order came to the rescue yet again. Shardul Thakur smashed his 2nd half-century of the match and Rishabh Pant too found form and scored 50. Bumrah and Umesh Yadav also added crucial runs as India was eventually bowled out for 466, setting England a mammoth target of 368. England&nbsp;might not have chased that big a target ever in their Test history but the hosts have made a strong start with both openers looking solid and safely played out 32 overs.
Also read:&nbsp;<a title="Covid scare in Indian camp: Ravi Shastri's lateral flow test returns positive, in isolation" href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-scare-in-indian-camp-ravi-shastri-support-staff-s-lateral-flow-test-return-positive-1630836045935" target="_blank">Covid scare in Indian camp: Ravi Shastri's lateral flow test returns positive, in isolation</a>

Indian cricketer Rishabh&nbsp;Pant has joined Team India's bio-bubble in Durham after successfully recovering from Covid-19. Pant who tested positive while staying with his relatives in Southall&nbsp;during the break after the World Test Championship final has completed 10-days of isolation and has returned negative reports twice.
Also Read:&nbsp;Pant tests positive, currently in a 10-day isolation 
BCCI&nbsp;tweeted an image of the wicketkeeper on his arrival at the team hotel in Durham. Team India is currently playing their 1st practice game before the 5-match Test series vs England and Pant is expected to start his training right away.&nbsp;

Rishabh Pant: Pant recovers from Covid-19, joins Team India bubble in Durham

Team India is currently playing their 1st practice game before the 5-match Test series vs England and Pant is expected to start his training right away

Pant recovers from Covid-19, joins Team India bubble in Durham

Indian cricketer Rishabh&nbsp;Pant has joined Team India's bio-bubble in Durham after successfully recovering from Covid-19. Pant who tested positive while staying with his relatives in Southall&nbsp;during the break after the World Test Championship final has completed 10-days of isolation and has returned negative reports twice.
BCCI&nbsp;tweeted an image of the wicketkeeper on his arrival at the team hotel in Durham. Team India is currently playing their 1st practice game before the 5-match Test series vs England and Pant is expected to start his training right away.&nbsp;

<ul>
<li>Rishabh Pant had tested positive for Covid-19 in England&nbsp;</li>
<li>Completes 10 days of isolation followed by 2 negative RT-PCR&nbsp;Tests&nbsp;</li>
<li>The Indian team is currently playing a warm-up match against a County XI</li>
</ul>

Indian cricketer Rishabh&nbsp;Pant has joined Team India's bio-bubble in Durham after successfully recovering from Covid-19. Pant who tested positive while staying with his relatives in Southall&nbsp;during the break after the World Test Championship final has completed 10-days of isolation and has returned negative reports twice.
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BCCI&nbsp;tweeted an image of the wicketkeeper on his arrival at the team hotel in Durham. Team India is currently playing their 1st practice game before the 5-match Test series vs England and Pant is expected to start his training right away.&nbsp;

Rishabh Pant kicked off his captaincy career in IPL&nbsp;with a bag as Delhi Capitals tamed CSK&nbsp;with a 7-wicket win in Mumbai.

IPL 2021: Delhi Capitals' emphatic win in pictures

Rishabh Pant kicked off his captaincy career in IPL&nbsp;with a bag as Delhi Capitals tamed CSK&nbsp;with a 7-wicket win in Mumbai.

Delhi Capitals thrashed CSK by 7 wickets to register their 3rd consecutive win over MS Dhoni's men.

IPL 2021: Dhawan-Shaw tame CSK, DC win by 7 wickets

Delhi Capitals thrashed CSK by 7 wickets to register&nbsp;their 3rd consecutive win over MS Dhoni's men.

If the last IPL season for Chennai Super Kings was bad, the 2021 edition started off on a horrible note. Delhi Capitals thrashed the men in yellow by 7 wickets and sent out a loud message for the other teams. Rishabh Pant was spot on from the word go and put CSK into bat. Suresh Raina proved that he has still got it as he returned with a bang. Mr. IPL smashed a half-century, but it was Sam Curran's fiery 15-ball-34 that helped CSK finish at 188/7. Chasing which, Delhi openers went berserk. Prithvi Shaw and Shikhar Dhawan toyed with Chennai bowlers and smashed a half-century each. Though both departed but the job was already done. Delhi won with 8 balls to spare and registered&nbsp;their 3rd consecutive win over CSK.

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