Rishabh Pant’s Unique Celebration After Scoring Century At Headingley

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June 21, 2025: Rishabh Pant has once again proven why he’s one of the most unpredictable and entertaining players in world cricket—not just with the bat, but with his post-century antics too. The dynamic wicketkeeper-batter brought Headingley to its feet as he celebrated his century on Day 2 of the first Test against England in trademark “Pant” fashion.

After reaching his ton with a punchy boundary through midwicket, Pant took off his helmet, raised his bat—and then backflip. The celebration was classic Pant: heartfelt, humorous, and completely unscripted.

A Moment of Relief and Joy

With his last century coming over a year ago before injury derailed his career, the Headingley ton marked a special moment in Pant’s return to red-ball cricket. His knock, built with controlled aggression and smart shot selection, reminded fans and critics alike of his ability to change games in a session.

The celebration was seen as a nod to teammates and fans who supported him during his recovery—especially after missing nearly a year of cricket due to a car accident in late 2022.

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Crowd and Teammates React

The crowd at Headingley erupted as Pant raised his arms, while his teammates gave him a standing ovation. KL Rahul, Shubman Gill, and even coach Rahul Dravid were seen clapping and laughing at the celebratory routine.

On social media, Pant’s gesture quickly went viral, with fans dubbing it the “Namaste Salute” and sharing memes and videos celebrating the moment.

With India firmly in command and Pant back at his best, fans are now wondering what celebration he’ll come up with next/

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