Rishabh pant post on injury: Rishabh Pant will not play the last and fifth Test match against England. Pant’s toe has fractured, due to which he is out of the last Test. Pant gave his health update through a special note on his X-account and also told his fans how long and how he can return to cricket.

Rishabh Pant gave health updates

Rishabh Pant, vice -captain of the Indian Test team, has shared photos on his ex account, in which plaster is seen on his leg. Stics are also kept near Pant’s leg, with the help of which Pant is able to walk. Along with this, Pant has also written a note. Pant said that ‘I am getting as much love and blessings, this is the real secret of my strength’.

Rishabh Pant further wrote in his note that ‘I will come back, as soon as my fracture will be fine. I am slowly going through this process. I am resting, following the routine and giving my 100 percent ‘. Pant further wrote that ‘playing for my country is always a proud moment for my life and cannot wait to return to that, which I love the most’.

#Rp17 pic.twitter.com/llaz7ljkdm

– Rishabh pant (@rishabhpant17) July 28, 2025

Fractor in Pant’s thumb

Rishabh Pant’s thumb injury caused India during the first innings in the fourth Test. When Pant landed in the field to bat in the first innings, Chris Woakes got balls in the toe while hitting a sweep shot off the ball, due to which he got stung with pain. Pant was hurting so much that he had to go out of the field after retired on a score of 37.

When Pant saw that Team India needed him, he again came down playing on the field again in pain. Pant did not stop hitting sixes in this situation and completed his half -century. Thanks to this innings of Pant, India’s first innings score crossed 350. Pant’s courage was appreciated by all cricket giants.

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The fourth Test is ‘do or die’ for Team India, Shubman Gill & Team needs victory. The Indian teams are upset due to their injured players, Nitish Kumar Reddy is out of the entire series. Arshdeep Singh will also not play the fourth Test. There was also news about Rishabh Pant that he can play as a batsman in the fourth Test, it is difficult to keep his wicket keeping. But a video has come, it is clear that a tension of Gill has gone away.

Rishabh Pant suffered a finger injury on the first day of the third Test. After this he went out of the ground, Dhruv Jurlel took wicket -keeping throughout the Test. Although Rishabh Pant batted, he was not fully fit. After this, many reports said that Pant may be out of the fourth Test or just join the playing 11 as a batsman. But his new video has given some relief.

Will Rishabh Pant keep wickets in the fourth Test?

A video of Rishabh Pant has surfaced, which is of practice in Manchester. Pant is practicing wicket keeping. He took wicket -keeping for a long time, and did not feel that he was having any problem. The possibility is fulfilling that Rishabh Pant will keep wickets in the fourth Test.

VIDEO | Indian wicket-keeper batter Rishabh Pant (@Rishabhpant17) Resumes his keeping duty during the practice session at the old trafford cricket stadium in manchester, UK after sustaining an injury in the last test.#RISHABHPANT #Indivsengland pic.twitter.com/l5xzjilonk

– Press Trust of India (@Pti_News) July 21, 2025

Pant has scored 2 centuries

Rishabh Pant scored a century (134,118) in both innings in the first Test of this series against England. In the second innings of the second Test (25,65), he scored an important innings of 65 runs. Despite the injury, he scored 74 runs in the first innings of the third Test, in the second innings he was dismissed by making 9.

If calm had a sound, it would be this #Rp17 pic.twitter.com/q5eaxva98w

– Rishabh Pant (@Rishabhpant17) July 20, 2025

Team India is backward from 1-2

The fourth test for India is like ‘do or die’. The first Test of the series was won by England and second by India. England took a 2–1 lead by winning the third Test. If the fourth Test wins England, then it will take an invincible lead in the series, while Team India would like to win this Test and equal the series 2-2. Even if this Test draw is done, the danger of series defeat on England will end. That is, even after winning the fifth Test, the England series will be able to end only on par.

In Lord’s Test, the England team scored 251 runs at the loss of 4 wickets till the stumps on the first day. When England carried forward their innings on the second day, Joe Root completed the 37th century of his Test career (Joe Root 37th Century) on the very first ball. This day became special for the route, but Rishabh Pant did not appear with the Indian team. Know here why Pant did not land in the field for wicketkeeping on the second day?

The reason for Rishabh Pant not coming to the ground on the second day is his injury. In fact, while wicketkeeping on the first day of the match, Pant Jaspreet Bumrah got hurt in his finger while holding a ball. For this reason, Pant left the ground in the middle of the second session. In such a situation, Dhruv Juril took the responsibility of wicketkeeping in his place.

BCCI had given updates on Friday and told that Rishabh Pant was hurt in the index finger of the left hand. According to the update, the medical team is still helping them to fit and fit them. The board revealed that on the second day, Jurael will take over the responsibility of wicketkeeping. So far it has not come updated whether Pant will be able to return on the third day or not.

Before the beginning of the second day, Rishabh Pant practiced batting, but he was seen in pain while batting. Pant’s injury can prove to be a big shock for Team India because this wicketkeeper batsman of India is in a great rhythm. Pant has so far scored 342 runs in 4 innings of the current series at an excellent average of 85.50. In this series, 2 centuries and a fifty have also come from Pant’s bat.

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Rishabh Pant’s injury has increased the concern of Team India. On the first day of the India vs England third Test being played at Lord’s Cricket Ground, the vice -captain Pant was injured, after which he was treated on the ground but then he had to leave the field and go out. Till the end of the day’s play, Dhruv Juril kept his place keeping wickets in his place. The Indian Cricket Board issued an official statement saying that Pant’s left -arm index finger has suffered injuries.

Update on Rishabh Pant’s injury

On the injury of the vice -captain, the BCCI said in a statement, “Indian team vice -captain Rishabh Pant’s left -handed index finger has suffered injuries. He is currently undergoing treatment and he is under the supervision of the medical team. In the absence of Rishabh Pant, he is doing wicket -keeping Dhruv Jurlel.” Please tell that after the injury, Rishabh Pant was given treatment for some time on the ground, spray etc. on his finger, but he did not get relief.

Update: #Teamindia Vice-Captain Rishabh Pant Got Hit on His Left Index Finger.

He is receiving treatment at the moment and under the supervision of the medical team.

Dhruv jurel is currently kept keeping wickets in Rishabh’s absence.

Updates https://t.co/x4xidismbg #ENGVIND pic.twitter.com/meligz4mru

– BCCI (@Bcci) July 10, 2025

How was Rishabh Pant hurt?

On the first day of the Lord’s Test, Rishabh Pant jumped to stop the ball going on the leg side in the 34th over by Jasprit Bumrah during the first day of the Lord’s Test, after which he was hurt and he was groaning in pain. He got his hand on the ball but he could not even stop it completely. After this, the medical staff came to the ground and the match stayed for some time. Rishabh Pant had left the ground before the match started.

Did Rishabh Pant be out of the third Test?

Former England captain Nasir Hussain also gave an update about Rishabh Pant. He told that the index finger of his left hand has hurt the finger, his nail is broken, which hurts a lot. But there is no fracture in the finger, they are being given treatment by applying ice in the dressing room. However, there is little possibility that Rishabh Pant will be out of the third Test. He can come to bat.

Earlier, Ben Stokes won the toss and decided to bat first. Nitish Kumar Reddy dismissed both openers Jack Crolyse (18) and Ben Docket (23) in the 14th over. After this, Oli Pope and Joe Root shared the century (109). The Pope was dismissed by Ravindra Jadeja by scoring 44 runs. After this Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Harry Brook in cheap (11). By the end of the first day’s play, England have scored 251 runs losing 4 wickets. Joe Root is unbeaten with Ben Stokes (39*) for 99 runs.