Now the Manchester Test has also brought bad news for Team India, because Rishabh Pant has gone out of the field due to injury. It was also difficult for him to stand up, Pant was playing 37 runs before this incident. Earlier, Pant suffered a finger injury in the Lord’s Test, due to which he could not do wicketkeeping. The medical team came out for Pant and the match stayed for a long time.

The case is of the 68th over of the Indian innings, in which Chris Woakes was bowling. On the fourth ball of the over, Pant tried to put a reverse sweep, but the ball started going on his right leg. The England team was appealing to LBW, which was rejected by the umpire, but on the other hand Rishabh Pant was groaning in pain. The medical team was called for Pant, on the other hand the umpires indicated the drinks brake. The medical team started checking Pant’s condition on the field, due to which the match stayed for a long time.

Pant’s right leg was swollen due to the effect of the ball and blood was also seen on his leg. It was also difficult for Pant to stand on the feet, in such a situation, Pant stood up with the help of Physio and then the cart was called, on which Pant went outside the ground.

Rishabh Pant created history in Manchester

Rishabh Pant has created history in Manchester. He has become the first overseas wicketkeeper batsman to complete 1,000 Test runs on England soil. Earlier this record was in the name of Rishabh Pant of India, who scored 773 runs in England. Legendary wicketkeepers like Adam Gilchrist and Mark Boucher are not in this list far and wide.

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