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With a match and series on the line, Pant and Co chose to play down the wrong line and paid the price

Stand-in skipper Rishabh Pant and No. 4 batter Dhruv Jurel faced harsh criticism as India crumbled for 201 in Guwahati.

Rishabh Pant faced heavy criticism for his reckless shot during Day 3 of the second Test against South Africa. Experts say Pant needs to show more responsibility to help India recover in the series.

Rishabh Pant was dismissed right after the Tea when he stepped out looking for a big hit across the line, but an edge through to wicketkeeper ended his stay.

IND vs SA: Washington Sundar defended Rishabh Pant and Dhruv Jurel after India's collapse in Guwahati. While execution failed, he insisted the intent was right as South Africa tightened their grip on the Test.

GUWAHATI: On days like Monday, Rishabh Pant the batter will face additional scrutiny. Was that shot -- charging down the track and trying to hit Marco Jansen to

GUWAHATI: Sai Sudharsan was careless, Dhruv Jurel was indiscreet and skipper Rishabh Pant plain irresponsible as a progressively ugly Indian batting collapse le

Rishabh Pant was visibly frustrated after Kuldeep Yadav received an official warning from the umpire for a rule breach during the match. Pant was seen arguing over the call as the incident sparked debate among fans about the decision and its impact on play.

With the aid of one six, Rishabh Pant scored seven in his stay in the middle which was limited to eight balls.

Former India coach Ravi Shastri criticized India's "very ordinary batting" on day 3 of the series against South Africa, agreeing with Shaun Pollock's assessment that some dismissals were "soft." KL Rahul, Yashasvi Jaiswal, Sai Sudharsan, Dhruv Jurel, Rishabh Pant, Nitish Reddy, and Ravindra Jadeja all fell to seemingly avoidable shots.