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India’s wicket-keeping batsman Rishabh Pant is likely to play at least a few matches in the Delhi Premier League, as revealed by a source to CricBlogger. Pant’s upcoming participation in DPL, especially, after a challenging period in white-ball cricket, is an exciting development for his fans and followers.

Playing for the North Delhi Strikers alongside experienced players like Ishant Sharma could be a great opportunity for Pant to regain his form and confidence. His performance in this local league might also be closely watched by selectors as he works on his consistency in white-ball formats.

Pant’s presence in DPL is indeed likely to attract more viewers, especially given his popularity and the anticipation surrounding him. This could significantly elevate the profile of the event, drawing in both local fans and a wider cricket audience.