Rishabh Pant became the second with 118 against England on the fourth day of the Headingley Test, after scoring 134 in the first innings. Former Zimbabwe wicketkeeper Andy Flower was the first - he scored 141 and 199* against South Africa at Harare in 2001.

England, however, fought back late in the day after Rahul and Pant scored centuries and added 195 for the fourth wicket, triggering another Indian batting collapse with the second new ball with Josh Tongue striking thrice in a space of four deliveries.

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.