Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant is on the verge of breaking MS Dhoni's long-standing Test record—he needs just one more century to become India's most prolific wicketkeeper-batter in the format. With the England series kicking off in Leeds on June 20, all eyes are on Pant, especially after his underwhelming performance in Australia. Adding to the pressure is rising talent Dhruv Jurel, who’s been making waves. Pant’s not just chasing a milestone; he’s out to prove he can bounce back when it counts.

Editor’s Note: Records in cricket aren’t just numbers—they’re legacies. Pant edging closer to Dhoni’s milestone isn’t just about personal achievement; it’s a passing-of-the-torch moment for Indian cricket. With younger players like Jurel waiting in the wings, Pant’s performance could shape not just this series but his standing in the team’s future. For fans, it’s a thrilling subplot in a high-stakes contest.