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Ashwin urges Pant to sharpen decision-making after 50 Tests

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Former India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has issued a candid warning to wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant over his on-field situational awareness. Ashwin acknowledged that while Pant's aggressive style has drawn criticism, adaptability remains essential for any top-level cricketer. With Pant now having played 50 Test matches, Ashwin believes he must take on greater responsibility in his game. The veteran off-spinner stressed that better decision-making will be critical to Pant cementing his place across all formats of international cricket.

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