Bad news about Rishabh Pant, advice for so many weeks rest after fracture in the leg

Pant, who was a batting cup on a personal score of 37 runs during the 68th over of the Indian innings, went to play a reverse sweep off the ball of fast bowler Chris Woakes and missed. The ball took the edge of his bat and went straight to the shoes. After this, Pant was seen groaning with pain and after onfield treatment by Physio, he was taken out of the ground after sitting in a golf cart.

Due to a low player in the playing XI, the Indian team management has asked the medical team to investigate whether Pant can bat after taking pain of pain when needed.

A source associated with the BCCI said in a conversation with the Indian Express, “The fracture in his leg has been detected after the scan and he is out for six weeks. The medical team is trying to come to bat again with a pain pill if needed. They are still needing support to walk, so there is little hope of batting.”

Meanwhile, the Selection Committee has asked Ishaan Kishan to stay on the stand-bye for the fifth Test as Pant will not be able to participate in the fifth and last Test match. The fifth Test will be played at the Oval from 31 July to 4 August.

The Indian team is already facing the problem of injured players. Nitish Kumar Reddy has already been out of the series due to a knee injury. Fast bowlers Akashdeep Grin and Arshdeep Singh were not available for selection in the fourth Test due to thumb injury.

Ravindra Jadeja came to bat after Pant was retired out. By the end of the first day’s play, India have scored 264 runs at the loss of 4 wickets.

Let us know that during the third Test match played at Lord’s, Pant suffered a left -handed index finger.