¿Rishabh jadeará el murciélago en India vs Inglaterra 4a prueba en Manchester después de una lesión?

The must-win Manchester Test between India and England saw a drastic moment late on Day 1 when Rishabh Pant was forced to retire hurt after suffering a toe injury. The incident occurred in the 68th over of India’s innings when Pant, batting on 37, attempted an unorthodox reverse scoop off Chris Woakes. However, the ball struck his right foot flush on the toe after taking an inside edge. It grimaced in pain and was visibly distraught.

Pant was in obviously in agony, collapsing to the ground immediately as the physio rushed in. His boot had swollen and there was a bloodied cut. It looked serious from the get-go. He was unable to walk without support and was eventually taken off the field in a medical cart. The timing of the injury was especially unfortunate for India, who were looking to build on a solid foundation laid by the top order. Both Yashasvi Jaiswal and Sai Sudharsan scored fifties.

Is Rishabh Pant out of IND vs ENG series?

The 26-year-old’s absence left India a batter short in the ongoing Test, with Ravindra Jadeja replacing him at the crease. It was after Pant was retired hurt. Now, a day later, there’s confirmation that Pant has suffered a fracture in the toe and has been ruled out of the series, requiring six weeks of rest.

Despite this, the Indian team management is reportedly exploring the possibility of him returning to bat in the second innings by taking a painkiller. However, that scenario appears extremely unlikely at the moment. India wouldn’t risk Pant, who is irreplaceable in the Test format for the country.

“The scan report showed a fracture and he is ruled out for six weeks. The medical team is trying to see if he can come out to bat again by taking a pain killer. He still needs support to walk though and chances of his batting looks very bleak,” a source in the BCCI confirmed to The Indian Express.