'My name is Washington, and I want to go to DC': Rishabh Pant trolls Sundar in hilarious way in IND vs ENG Chennai Test

While there a Test match on and if India is the one playing, it is sure that the loudest person on the field is sure to be Rishabh Pant. The young wicketkeeper-batsman sure knows how to keep his teammates, the opposition side and even fans entertained.

So, while he has been continuously talking in the Test series against England at Chennai, a lot of it has been captured by the stump mic. However, something that he told Washington Sundar has got fans laughing out loud.

During the 70th over of the innings, Sibley managed to defend a delivery from Washington Sundar. Pant decided it was a good idea to troll the all-rounder and he was heard screaming, "Mera naam hai Washington, Mujhe jana hai DC" which translates to, "My name is Washington, and I want to go to DC".

As soon as this was heard, netizens made sure to share videos of the same.

"Mera naam hai Washington
Mujhe jana hai DC" - Rishabh Pant behind the stumps in Washington Sundar's over pic.twitter.com/tnPqe5utUT#INDvENG

— Shubz  (@ShubzRohitFan) February 5, 2021

"My name is Washington, and I want to go to DC." - Rishabh Pant in Washington Sundar's over.

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) February 5, 2021

Rishabh Pant deserves appreciation for his comments from behind the stumps, understands the game, he's constantly trying to uplift the spirit of his teammates. Something that is likely to go unnoticed. #INDvENG #INDvsENG

— Shiv Dhawan (@shivdhawan10) February 5, 2021

Petition to add "Rishabh Pant" to the list. pic.twitter.com/vuI6VBOdpK

— Vinayakk (@vinayakkm) February 5, 2021

Rishabh Pant's energy during a long day is so good to see.#INDvENG

— Mayank  (@ImMayankB) February 5, 2021

As for the clash, England skipper Joe Root smashed a ton on his 100th Test in Chennai. The England captain who has three consecutive centuries now in his last three Tests, also the first player in history to score a hundred in his 98th, 99th and 100th Test.

Former Australian skipper Ricky Ponting is the only cricketer to hit centuries in both innings on his 100th Test. With this ton, Joe Root also became the eighth player and third English cricketer after Colin Cowdrey and Alec Stewart to score the triple-digit on their 100th Test.