How serious is Rishabh Pant’s injury, will he be out of the second test? Rohit gave a big update

Rahul Tiwari

khelja|20-10-2024

Team India had to face defeat by one wicket in the first match of the three-match Test series against New Zealand. During this match, Team India's wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant also got injured. His knee was injured, it is also a matter of concern that Pant got injured in the same knee on which he had undergone surgery. Due to this injury, he had to leave wicketkeeping in the middle of the match. In such a situation, Rohit has given a big statement on how serious Pant's injury is and whether he will be able to play the second match of the series.

Rohit's big statement on Rishabh Pant's injury

Rishabh Pant got injured while keeping wickets in the first innings of the match. He was having trouble running while batting in the second innings and did not even come on the field on the last day of the match. In such a situation, Rohit said in the press conference after the match, look, we all know what he has had to go through in the last few years. Pant had a major knee operation. It is good to be cautious. He was not comfortable running when he was batting. He has suffered a lot of pain in the last few years and it is not easy to live with pain, that is why we decided to give him extra rest before the next test.

However, Rohit Sharma did not clarify whether Rishabh Pant will play in his match or not, but he has definitely indicated that Pant can be a part of the Pune Test match. Let us tell you, Rishabh Pant came on the field even after being injured and also performed amazingly with the bat, but his innings could not save Team India from losing the match.

Rishabh Pant remained 1 run away from a century

Rishabh Pant scored 99 runs on 105 balls in the second innings of this match. During this, he hit 9 fours and 5 sixes, but he remained 1 run away from his century. This was the 7th time in Test cricket when Pant could not score a century even after scoring 90 or more runs. At the same time, after 12 years in Indian Test cricket, a wicketkeeper batsman has been out after scoring 99 runs. Earlier in the year 2012, MS Dhoni was out on 99 runs.

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