Pant practiced with difficulty, used to take a 6-hour journey with a bus at 2 o'clock in the winters.

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New Delhi Rishabh Pant, the wicketkeeper of the Indian cricket team, said that he has a lot of love for Test cricket. They consider this long format of cricket to be the real test. Pant, who is trying to make a comeback to the team, said that he has benefited a lot from the advice of BCCI President Sourav Ganguly.

Talking on the Instagram Live of the Indian Premier League franchise team Delhi Capitals, Pant said, “I like to play Test. You can give yourself time. Mostly you can test yourself in Test cricket. When I was playing in a four-day first class match, I used to hear that this is the real test, but when I played five days of Test cricket, I knew that you have to try a bit more.

Rishabh told that he used to travel by bus at two o’clock in the night to come to Delhi practice. He said, “At that time there was no team from Uttarakhand, that’s why I used to take a bus at two o’clock at night. At that time I had to travel for 6 hours by road. It was very difficult in the cold time when It was a cold winter. It was quite foggy but the journey was very good. At the end of it all you have to work hard if you want to achieve your goal. ”

Pant said that he was helped a lot by senior players like MS Dhoni, captain Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, Shikhar Dhawan as well as Yuvraj Singh and Suresh Raina. Also talked about his ideal Australia former wicketkeeper Adam Gilchrist.

Regarding his selection in the IPL, Pant said, “That season was going to be a life-changing one for me. I needed an opportunity as every player wants. The core group of Delhi team always thinks of winning the IPL trophy. . Last time we made it to the knockout. ”

Talking about Ricky Ponting and Sourav Ganguly, Pant said, “He gave me complete freedom. He said whatever you want to do, Ganguly said you need to believe in yourself. He always wants I want to do good. He told me a few things and I tried him and got the benefit. ”