Rishabh Pant scores twin centuries at Headingley, equals Tendulkar’s four tons in England and breaks Dravid’s match aggregate as Indian wicketkeeper.

Rishabh Pant became the second with 118 against England on the fourth day of the Headingley Test, after scoring 134 in the first innings. Former Zimbabwe wicketkeeper Andy Flower was the first - he scored 141 and 199* against South Africa at Harare in 2001.

Rishabh Pant continued to cement his reputation as India’s most fearless wicketkeeper-batter, notching up twin centuries in the Headingley Test and matching multiple records along the way. After scoring a fluent 134 in the first innings,