Rishabh Pant was taken from field 1. Day of the third test between India and England. (Photo: x/ bcci) Rishabh Pant wore a bat glove an hour before the start of the game on the 2nd day of the third test between England and India at the Lord. The Indian goalkeeper injured his index finger on the day of the start of the series, sitting at 1-1. Later, BCCI confirmed that he would not give gloves with goals yet.Before the start of the game, the second day of Pant took the launching gloves and faced several supplies from the bat coach Sitansho Kotak. As for the Indian team, he looked at the left hand several times, shook it and did not feel comfortable.
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Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe!Based on the discomfort of the hinge, Dhruv Jurel will continue to take gloves for India, which was later confirmed because England continued from 251/4 with Joe Root and Ben Stokes in the middle.
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In a post on the social media, BCCI said: “Rishabh Pant is still recovering from his left index finger.
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When Pant worked on his launchers, Judel continued to focus on the blowing part of the work.On day 1, BCCI published on his account X: “India Vice-Capital Rishabh Pant was hit by his left index finger. At the moment and under the supervision of the medical team he is supervised.The incident occurred during the second session, when in the 34th place, the pants kicked the wound on the fingers on the left hand while they tried to stop Jasprit Bumrah, which was fired on the left against Ollie Pope.The hinge, who was diving to stop the ball, grinned with pain and was a treatment of physics and even when he recorded his fingers heavily. Pant tried to stay on the rest over, he left for further treatment as soon as it was done.Later, the head coach of the Indian team Gautam Gambhir and Kotak also looked at the panty injury. During the five match, Pant recorded 342 runs in two matches on average 85.50, including the slamming of two hundred in the Opening series in Headingley.
