Rishabh Pant, Ben Stokes are two most fulfilling to look at: Michael Vaughan

India’s Rishabh Pant has the flexibility to instill concern within the opposition bowlers like Virender Sehwag did and may win matches for India if he continues to play with the best way he has been doing, feels former England captain Michael Vaughan.
One of the architects of India’s historic Test collection win in Australia final month, Pant was on Tuesday nominated for the ICC Men’s Player of the Month award.
The 23-year-old wicketkeeper-batsman, who was omitted of the Adelaide Test, scored a 97 in Sydney to make sure a draw earlier than an unbeaten 89 at Brisbane led India to a historic series-clinching win in Australia.
Vaughan termed him as essentially the most fulfilling cricketer, together with England’s Ben Stokes.
“He is up there with Ben Stokes as the most enjoyable cricketers to watch. When Pant goes out to bat, I watch. I would not want to be next in because you know things will happen,” Vaughan was quoted as saying by Skysports.
“But if he continues to play the sport with the enjoyment and power he has in the meanwhile as if he’s nonetheless an 11-year-old then he’ll pose so many challenges to the opposing workforce.
“Sehwag put the fear into opposing bowlers and Pant has the same ability at six to do the same. He will make mistakes and get out for low scores at times but he will also win so many games.”
Pant has been named in India’s squad, together with senior wicketkeeper-batsman Wriddhiman Saha, for the four-match Test collection in opposition to England starting in Chennai on Friday.