LEEDS, England — Rishabh Pant doesn’t always embrace the easy hit. One of cricket’s mavericks, the India wicketkeeper loves the difficult, high-risk shot. Even in the most nerve-shredding moments, Pant considers options other than the conservative choice. For eight years, his swashbuckling play and attitude has been engaging or enraging India fans.

In a conversation with India's Test batting legend Cheteshwar Pujara, wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant revealed that he had three types of celebrations in his mind when he completed his century in England during Leeds Test,

Rishabh Pant's 134 in the first innings of the first Test became his seventh hundred in the format, the most by any wicketkeeper-batter for India, going past legendary MS Dhoni's tally of six.