The Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise, Delhi Capitals (DC) wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant can be seen taking a diving, one-handed catch during a training session, as it was visible in a slow-motion video shared by the franchise on their official Twitter handle. All franchises have begun their training in the UAE barring the Chennai Super Kings (CSK).

Captioning the video, DC wrote: “Even in slo-mo, @RishabhPant17 ends up taking this catch faster than the time you take to finish reading this.” DC has been training for the IPL 2020last week having completed the mandatory quarantine as per the guidelines provided by the UAE and IPL guidelines. 

Even in slo-mo, @RishabhPant17 ends up taking this catch faster than the time you take to finish reading this ⚡#Dream11IPL #YehHaiNayiDilli pic.twitter.com/TWwmG1gIu2

— Delhi Capitals (@DelhiCapitals) September 2, 2020

The head coach of DC, Ricky Ponting has gone on to record to share that he will make sure that the players don’t over-train within the first three weeks prior to the Indian Premier League (IPL)

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In an official release by the franchise, Ponting said, “I’ve made it clear to the boys that we are not going to over-train in the first three weeks. I want to make sure that physically, technically, and tactically the boys are peaking for the first game. It is an unusual time we have got, having three weeks, I think we had slotted in about 20 training sessions before our first game, so we are just going to see how the boys are shaping up after every training session and then take it from there.”

Pant had recently shared a video on Twitter in which he can be seen working out in his hotel room, with a Kanye West song playing in the background. The youngster can also be seen performing a wide variety of exercises including push-ups.

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The IPL is scheduled to commence on September 19 in the UAE across three venues — Dubai, Abu Dhabi, and Sharjah.