Cricket-From near-fatal crash to test glory, India's Pant savours emotional journey


CHENNAI, India (Reuters) - Nearly two years after being dragged out of a flipped car engulfed in flames, India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant smashed a typically belligerent hundred in his test comeback and professed his love for the format.

What was to be a surprise visit to his mother in December 2022 went horribly wrong when the car Pant, was driving on that fateful Friday morning hit a central divider, flipped over and caught fire.

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