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Rishabh Pant will be back in Indian playing XI soon, says Ponting

Ricky Ponting has full faith in Rishabh Pant's match-winning abilities and is hopeful that the talented wicket-keeper batsman will back in the Indian playing XI during the ongoing series against New Zealand.

Pant, who suffered from concussion during India's first home series ODI against Australia in Mumbai, is now fit but KL Rahul has done well as his replacement in both ODIs as well as T20 Internationals.


“Rishabh Pant is a young man with a huge amount of talent. I'm looking forward to working with him again during the IPL and I'm sure he'll be back in the Indian team sooner rather than later,” Ponting answered during a Q&A session with his Twitter followers.

Ponting is the head coach of Delhi Capitals and along with Pant played a major role in the franchise reaching its first play-off in seven years during the 2019 edition.

The 22-year-old has so far played 11 Tests, 16 ODIs and 28 T20 Internationals for India.

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British Asian drama 'Never Had A Chance' heads to Kingston International Film Festival

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British Asian drama 'Never Had A Chance' heads to Kingston International Film Festival

Highlights

  • Award-winning British Asian drama Never Had A Chance screens at Kingston International Film Festival on 5 June
  • The film is set across Hounslow, Heathrow, Southall and wider West London
  • Starring Amar Chaggar, it explores identity, friendship and survival within a Punjabi community
  • The project has already featured at several UK and international film festivals ahead of a wider cinema rollout

A West London story moves beyond its own streets

Independent films often speak about authenticity, but Never Had A Chance appears determined to stay rooted in the places and communities that shaped it. Set across areas including Hounslow, Heathrow and Southall, the British Asian drama is preparing for its next festival stop at the Kingston International Film Festival on 5 June before moving towards a broader UK cinema release.

Directed and produced by Jazz Bhalla of Reelistic Dreams, with producers Vikrant Chopra, Ben Pengilly and Rajinder Kochar also attached, the film has steadily built momentum through festival screenings in the UK and abroad.

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