While Rishabh Pant's 51 off 32 balls paved the way for Delhi Capitals' victory over the fancied Chennai Super Kings in Vizag on Easter Sunday, it also provided Ajit Agarkar and the rest of the Indian selectors another exciting option for the wicket-keeper's slot when it comes to picking the team for the T20 World Cup to be played in West Indies and USA in the month of June.
Since the MS Dhoni era began, Indian cricket has been blessed with an array of gifted ball strikers, who can also keep wickets efficiently. Where Pant scores over others is his ability to take down spin and his left-handedness. His fitness in a high intensity format after a lengthy injury layoff remains the only question.
