IND vs ENG 3rd Test: Rishabh Pant continues to etch his name in the history books, this time breaking a long-standing record held by MS Dhoni - and doing so despite battling injury.
On Day 2 of the third Test against England at Lord's, the Indian wicketkeeper-batter showcased immense grit and resilience as he not only helped stabilize India's innings but also rewrote the record books.

Pant, who had injured his left index finger while keeping wickets on Day 1, was forced to leave the field and did not return to complete the day's play. However, displaying remarkable determination, he returned to bat on Day 2 and remained unbeaten on 19 off 33 deliveries by the end of play.
Alongside KL Rahul, Pant ensured India didn't collapse after early setbacks and played a crucial role in the team's recovery.
With his 19-run knock, Pant's tally in the ongoing Test series reached 361 runs, surpassing MS Dhoni's previous best of 349 runs in a single Test series in SENA (South Africa, England, New Zealand, Australia) countries, set in 2014.
This achievement is particularly special as it now makes Pant the highest run-getter among Asian wicketkeepers in a single SENA Test series - a feat that underlines his consistent brilliance with the bat in challenging overseas conditions.
India, replying to England's first-innings total of 387, ended Day 2 at 145 for 3. KL Rahul remained not out on 53 from 113 balls, while Pant anchored the other end with his solid presence. The visitors still trail by 242 runs but have found some stability thanks to the composed partnership between Pant and Rahul.
At the time of writing this article, Day 3 have already commenced and now Pant is currently batting on 41.
Pant's performance, under physical duress, highlights his mental toughness and unwavering commitment to the team. His ability to deliver in crucial overseas matches continues to cement his reputation as one of India's most impactful Test players in recent years. As the match progresses, all eyes will remain on Pant to see if he can turn this innings into another game-changing contribution.