NEW DELHI: Rishabh Pant lit up Headingley with both bat and flair on Saturday as he celebrated his seventh Test century with a gravity-defying front-flip that instantly went viral across social media.LIVE: India vs England 1st Test Day 2On Day 2 of the opening Test against England, the India vice-captain brought up his hundred in vintage fashion – dancing down the track to loft Shoaib Bashir over deep midwicket for six, even with one hand off the bat. Then came the celebration: an acrobatic somersault, reminiscent of his IPL stunt earlier this year, sending fans into a frenzy.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The broadcaster’s clip of Pant’s leap, captioned “What a knock, what a celebration!”, has gone viral, making it one of the most talked-about moments of the match.WATCH:Pant’s century – his fourth against England and seventh overall – came off 146 balls and featured 10 fours and four sixes. His aggressive knock, alongside captain Shubman Gill’s 147, formed a mammoth 209-run fourth-wicket stand that helped India surge past 400.Though England fought back late in the session to reduce India to 454/7 at lunch, the highlight remained Pant’s electrifying celebration – a moment of joy, confidence, and peak Rishabh Pant energy.From being ruled out for months due to injury to flipping in celebration in a Test century abroad, Pant’s comeback story continues to inspire – now with a viral twist.
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