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Indian wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant is out of the Test series being played against England. The news agency PTI has given this news quoting BCCI sources as saying.
Pant was hurt on the first day of the fourth Test. According to media reports, he has a toe fracture. According to media reports, the scan report shows the fracture and according to doctors, Pant will have to rest at least six weeks. The medical team is trying to see if they can come back to bat again with painkillers. However, they are still needing support to walk and their chances of batting are very low.
This tweet of BCCI is from Wednesday, when he was sent for a scan after injury.
Rishabh Pant retired due to Inzard India’s wicketkeeper Batter Rishabh Pant was engaged in the 68th over on the first day of the Manchester Test. Chris Woakes threw the fourth ball of the over. Pant went to play the reverse sweep, but the ball started to go with his bat. England appealed to LBW, but the umpire ruled for notout.
Pant was seen moaning in pain. The physio team came to the ground to check them. Pant’s pain did not diminish, on opening the shoe, he saw swelling in his leg. After which he was taken out in a stretcher van. He retired on a score of 37 runs. He partnered 72 runs for the fourth wicket with Sai Sudarshan.
Pant was taken out of the field on a stretcher van.
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