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Rishabh Pant Slams Kuldeep Yadav for Laziness - Shastri Agrees - News Directory 3

Rishabh Pant Slams Kuldeep Yadav for Laziness – Shastri Agrees

November 25, 2025 Robert Mitchell News
News Context
At a glance
  • India's Test captain, Rishabh Pant, expressed frustration with bowler Kuldeep Yadav's perceived lack of intensity during the second Test against South Africa on November 25, 2025.
  • The incident unfolded during India's second Test⁢ match against South Africa.
  • pant's frustration‍ boiled over when he was heard on the stump microphone telling Kuldeep Yadav, "Baar baar nahi bolunga" (I won't tell⁤ you again), indicating a repeated issue...
Original source: hindustantimes.com

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Rishabh Pant Reprimands Kuldeep Yadav for Lack of Effort⁣ During Test Match

India’s Test captain, Rishabh Pant, expressed frustration with bowler Kuldeep Yadav’s perceived lack of intensity during the second Test against South Africa on November 25, 2025. ⁤The incident occurred as India struggled in their first Test match under Pant’s captaincy.

Last updated: ⁤November 25, ⁤2025, 09:14:26 AM ⁢PST

What: Rishabh ⁤Pant publicly reprimanded Kuldeep Yadav for perceived laziness during a⁣ Test match.
Where: During the second Test match between India and South Africa.

When: November 25,2025.
Why it matters: Highlights⁤ the pressures⁤ of captaincy and the importance of team effort in high-stakes Test ⁢cricket.
What’s next: The match continues, with India needing to improve their performance to compete with South Africa’s strong first-innings score.

The Incident and Initial ⁤context

The incident unfolded during India’s second Test⁢ match against South Africa. According ⁣to⁢ Hindustan Times, Pant was visibly ⁤frustrated with his bowlers’ ⁤lack of adherence ⁢to ⁣agreed-upon timings and field adjustments. The team was already in a difficult⁢ position, having conceded a⁢ substantial first-innings lead of 288 runs after South Africa posted 489 and India ⁢were all out for 201.

Rishabh Pant adjusts the field during the third day of the second Test match between India and South Africa.(AFP)
Rishabh Pant ⁤adjusts the field during the third day of the second Test match ⁢between India and South Africa. (AFP)

pant’s frustration‍ boiled over when he was heard on the stump microphone telling Kuldeep Yadav, “Baar baar nahi bolunga” (I won’t tell⁤ you again), indicating a repeated issue with the ⁤bowler’s effort levels. This ⁣public reprimand drew attention and sparked discussion about the ⁢dynamics within the Indian ⁤team.

Ravi Shastri’s Support and Captaincy Expectations

Former India coach Ravi⁣ Shastri publicly supported⁢ Pant’s⁢ actions, stating that a captain needs to hold⁣ players accountable. Shastri, speaking to the media, echoed Pant’s sentiment, emphasizing the importance of⁣ maintaining intensity and following ⁤plans on the ⁣field. Hindustan⁣ Times reported Shastri’s comments, highlighting the pressure on a young‍ captain like Pant to‍ assert authority.

Shastri’s backing underscores the challenges of captaincy, notably in Test cricket where maintaining focus and discipline over five days ⁢is crucial. A captain must balance motivating ⁤players with demanding ⁤accountability, especially ⁤when the team is underperforming.

The Broader Context: india’s Performance and Pant’s Debut Captaincy

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