Rishabh Pant lauds retired Wriddhiman Saha, says ‘I’ve at all times admired your expertise’ | Cricket Information

Rishabh Pant and Wriddhiman Saha (PTI Photograph)

NEW DELHI: Indian wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant paid a heartfelt tribute to Wriddhiman Saha following the veteran’s retirement from all types of cricket.
Taking to Instagram, Pant expressed his admiration for the 40-year-old Bengal cricketer, acknowledging his distinctive wicketkeeping expertise and contributions to Indian cricket.
“As a fellow keeper, I’ve at all times admired your expertise and your craft.Wishing you all of the success and happiness in your subsequent chapter, Wriddhiman Saha bhai,” Pant wrote.
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Saha was given a guard of honour by his Bengal teammates on the second day of their Ranji Trophy match in opposition to Punjab at Eden Gardens on Friday, marking an emotional second in his farewell season.

A stalwart behind the stumps, Saha leaves behind a formidable legacy in Indian cricket, having represented the nation in 40 Check matches and 9 ODIs, amassing 1,353 worldwide runs at a median of 29.41.
His home file additional cements his place among the many greats, with 7,169 First-Class runs at a formidable common of 48.68. All through his profession, he notched up 14 centuries and 44 fifties, showcasing his potential to ship essential knocks for his staff.

Saha’s contributions prolonged to the IPL, the place he performed for a number of franchises, together with Kolkata Knight Riders, Chennai Tremendous Kings, Punjab Kings, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Gujarat Titans.
His most memorable IPL efficiency got here within the 2014 last, the place he struck a century for Punjab Kings, referred to as Kings XI Punjab again then. He was additionally a part of Gujarat Titans’ title-winning marketing campaign in 2022.

Although Saha opted out of the IPL 2025 public sale, he made his retirement plans clear earlier within the Ranji Trophy season, stating that this might be his last season in skilled cricket.
“Thank You, Cricket. Thank You everybody,” Saha posted on X.