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IND vs Eng: Indian captain Shubman Gill hoped on Monday that wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant will fit to play in the fourth Test to be held in Manchester as there has been no major injury in his finger in the scan (investigation).
In the second session on the early day of the recently concluded the third Test against England, Pant had to leave the ground after an injury to the left index finger. Gill said in a press conference after the match, “Pant went for a scan. There is no major injury, so he should be cured for the fourth Test in Manchester. ”
Gill did not even say whether Jasprit Bumrah will be available for the next Test starting after a gap of nine days. In the 34th over of England’s innings, Pant was groaning in pain after hitting the left off of Jasprit Bumrah to the left. He did not take wicketkeeping after this. Dhruv Jurael took the front behind the wicket in his place.
Pant, however, did not look comfortable while batting in India’s second innings. He was dismissed by scoring nine runs. England are ahead 2–1 in the five-match series and its fourth Test will be played from 23 July.
Team India’s defeat in third test
The hosts have won the third match of the five -match Test series between India and England by 22 runs. With this, England has taken a 2–1 lead in this series. In order to win the third Test, the Indian cricket team got a target of 193 runs, in response to which Team India’s innings was reduced to 170 runs on the fifth day.