Cricket is not limited to big shots and wickets; Often small conversations on the field show the real spirit of the game. A similar moment came out during the second Test played at Edgbaston, when Rishabh Pant's quiet advice was given to Captain Shubman Gill and he was imprisoned on the stump Mike. This moment was so special that fans started discussing it continuously.

As the match progressed and the ball started to soften, Gill seemed eager to push for quick singles. That’s when Pant, standing at the non-striker’s end, gently pulled him back with a line that now resonates with everyone watching: “Dekh lenge call pe. Pehle hi mat decide kar kuch bhi.” In simple words, he was urging Gill not to pre-decide the run and instead respond according to the situation.

This small but sharp advice reflects Rishabh Pant's smart match understanding. It was not just a matter of running between wickets, but it shows how cautious Pant was for the pace of the game, the behavior of the ball and the rhythm of his fellow player. Such moments reflect the depth of cricket, where experience, dialogue and quiet thinking play a very big role.

The thing to make this moment more special was that all this happened with ease. There was no annoyance, no panic - just two players were mixing their ideas together in the middle of the game. This is the team chemistry that the audience likes to watch, and its impact was clearly seen - Gill scored a brilliant century and Pant played a stable role with him.

Such moments remind us that cricket is as mental game as physical. Rishabh Pant's timely calm advice was not only the guidance of Gill, but it also gave the audience a glimpse of the understanding of the understanding in the middle of the field.