During India's dominant first innings against England at Headingley, Rishabh Pant smashed a thrilling six that accidentally turned a security guard into an unlikely star—the ball landed straight into his hands, sparking cheers from the crowd. Pant’s explosive century (one of six sixes) was part of India’s massive 471-run total, fueled by tons from Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal too.

Editor’s Note: Beyond the stats—Pant breaking Dhoni’s record, India’s batting fireworks—this moment captures cricket’s fun, unpredictable side. That security guard’s viral fame is a reminder of how sports create shared joy, even for bystanders. For fans, it’s a bright spot in a Test match already packed with standout performances.

Rishabh Pant stole the show at Headingley with both his bat and his unfiltered energy—his fiery 134-run knock was packed with audacious shots, and his stump mic outburst ("Suja diya maar maar ke!") became an instant viral moment. Even Sachin Tendulkar couldn’t resist applauding Pant’s creativity. Partner Shubman Gill also smashed a century, powering India to a strong total. While England’s Ollie Pope led a fightback, Jasprit Bumrah’s sharp bowling kept India in the driver’s seat.

Editor’s Note: Pant’s fearless style and raw passion are exactly why fans love him—he turns cricket into must-watch entertainment. This match wasn’t just about runs and wickets; it was a reminder of how personality and skill can light up the game. For India, dominant performances like this build serious momentum, while England’s resilience keeps the contest alive. Pure drama, on and off the pitch.