Rishabh Pant on verge of breaking MS Dhoni's record against England, just needs 150 runs to.....
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Pant could break Dhoni's record in India-England Test series
The Indian team is currently on a tour of England. The five-Test series will start from June 20. Two of Dhoni's records could be broken during the India vs England Test series. Rishabh Pant is currently eyeing them. It will be interesting to see if Pant can overtake Dhoni in the five matches of this series. Let us tell you that MS Dhoni holds the record of scoring the most centuries in Tests as a wicketkeeper of the Indian team. He has scored 6 centuries in his Test career. Rishabh Pant has equaled Dhoni with 6 Test centuries. Pant will surpass him as soon as he scores another Test century.
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