The Test record is dated through 2026-08-23 and is not blended with white-ball totals.
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Rishabh Pant: Biography, Career Stats and Records
Wicketkeeper-batter
Rishabh Pant entered India’s T20I side in February 2017 and established his strongest international record as an attacking Test wicketkeeper-batter. His left-handed counterattack has produced hundreds in England, Australia and South Africa.
Career recordIndia men’s international cricketer.Format totals are separated and dated to the latest match shown in the table.
- Full name
- Rishabh Rajendra Pant
- Born
- Birthplace
- Haridwar, Uttarakhand, India
- Batting
- Left-hand bat
- Bowling
- No primary bowling style listed
- Record reviewed
- 7 Sep 2026
Career overview
How the India career developed.
This overview connects role, debuts and format context using the dated records listed below.
Rishabh Pant entered India’s T20I side in February 2017 and established his strongest international record as an attacking Test wicketkeeper-batter. His left-handed counterattack has produced hundreds in England, Australia and South Africa.
Pant made an unbeaten 89 at Brisbane in January 2021 as India completed a series-winning chase at the Gabba. After a serious road accident in December 2022, he returned to international cricket in 2024 and later resumed his Test career.
The opened record was newer than the batch result: through the Test starting 23 August 2026, Pant had 52 matches, 3,725 runs and 102 sixes. His ODI and T20I snapshots remain dated to August and July 2024 respectively.
Career timeline
Debuts and defining checkpoints.
Dates identify source-supported debuts and selected milestones. The list is not a claim to cover every match or domestic season.
T20I debut
Made his T20I debut against England.
Test debut
Made his Test debut against England at Trent Bridge.
ODI debut
Made his ODI debut against West Indies.
Gabba chase
Scored 89 not out as India won the Brisbane Test and the Border-Gavaskar series.
Format lens
Read each format on its own terms.
Short context cards explain what the dated figures do—and do not—show.
The ODI record is dated through 2024-08-07 and reflects only senior India one-day internationals.
The T20I record is dated through 2024-07-28 and excludes franchise T20 matches.
International statistics
Tests, ODIs and T20Is separated.
Career totals use the latest match date shown by the checked player record. Formats may have different snapshot dates.
| Format | Matches | Runs | 100s | 50s | Wickets | Through |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tests | 52 | 3,725 | 8 | 21 | 0 | 23 Aug 2026 |
| ODIs | 31 | 871 | 1 | 5 | 0 | 7 Aug 2024 |
| T20Is | 76 | 1,209 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 28 Jul 2024 |
These are format-specific snapshots, not one combined career number. A format without a debut is stated plainly instead of displaying a misleading zero-match career.
Selected milestones
Context behind the record.
Each item was retained only when the checked player records or event sources supported it. This is a focused list, not an exhaustive record book.
- 01
Made an unbeaten 89 in India’s series-winning Gabba chase in January 2021.
- 02
Passed 100 sixes in Test cricket in the checked August 2026 record.
- 03
Scored Test hundreds in England, Australia and South Africa.
- 04
Returned to international cricket in 2024 after recovering from his December 2022 road accident.
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Photo credit
Rishabh Pant portrait
Photo: Prime Minister's Office, Government of India. Wikimedia Commons file. GODL-India. Cropped to a square portrait and converted to WebP for the local archive preview.
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