Later the fracture in the scan was confirmed, although the Pant team has not gone out of the camp.
Rishabh pant injury news: On the first day of the fourth Test in Manchester, retired Hurt Rishabh Pant’s right toe has fractured, which may take up to two months to recover. The BCCI later issued a statement confirming that Pant would not do wicketkeeping in the remaining Tests in Old Trafford and Dhruv Jurlel would be given this responsibility in his place. However, Pant will be available for batting “according to the needs of the team”.
The Indian vice-captain suffered an injury to the right leg in an attempt to reverse a reverse sweep off the ball of Chris Woakes in the last session of the first day. At that time he was playing for 37 runs, and England also sought a referral for LBW, but the inner edge in the replay was confirmed. However, the 27 -year -old player could not bat further and needed a buggy to take him out of the field.
Later the fracture in the scan was confirmed, although the Pant team has not gone out of the camp. He is still unable to put any pressure on his injured leg.
Pant is out of India’s immediate international matches due to fracture and then two -month holiday rules – including a series of limited overs (if approved) and Asia Cup (if held) in Sri Lanka. Their next possible tour may be a domestic Test series against the West Indies in October, or if they do not fit on time, Australia may have a limited overs tour in early November to early November.
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