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Cook and Warner Recreate Rishabh Pant’s Falling Scoop Shot in The Hundred

Pant remains sidelined with a fractured toe that is expected to keep him out of the upcoming Asia Cup.

Overview

  • During The Hundred tournament, former England captain Alastair Cook and Australian batter David Warner playfully mimicked Pant’s signature falling scoop shot, underscoring its impact on top-level cricket.
  • Pant fractured his toe at Old Trafford in July while attempting a reverse sweep, which ruled him out of the final Test in the Anderson–Tendulkar Trophy.
  • The 27-year-old finished the England series with 479 runs in seven innings at an average of 68.42, including two centuries and three half-centuries.
  • His toe injury has sidelined him long term and is expected to keep him out of both the 2025 Asia Cup and India’s home Test series against the West Indies.
  • Commentators have debated whether Pant’s trademark roll after the scoop provides genuine elevation or serves primarily as a stylistic flourish.