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Rishabh Pant Makes Surprise Return in Fourth Test Between England and India
MANCHESTER, ENGLAND, JUL 23 – Rishabh Pant suffered a severe foot injury after inside-edging a reverse sweep, forcing retirement hurt and raising doubts about his participation in the ongoing Test, where he averages 77.
- On 23 July 2025, Rishabh Pant retired hurt at Old Trafford after a reverse sweep strike, and he was taken off on a medical cart for scans.
- Having scored over 300 runs at an average above 80 as India’s vice-captain, Pant also became the first visiting wicketkeeper to reach 1,000 Test runs in England.
- Despite escaping dismissal via review, swelling resembling a table tennis ball and visible bleeding left Pant unable to bear weight on his foot.
- India closed day one of the fourth Test on 264-4, and Michael Atherton called Pant’s potential absence a 'massive blow to India'.
- The series finale at The Oval runs from July 31 to August 4, and Dhruv Jurel is poised to keep wicket if Pant is sidelined.
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Rishabh Pant Becomes First-ever Wicketkeeper-batter in Test History to Achieve a Unique Feat
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. Pant accomplished this milestone during the fourth Test against England at Manchester's Old Trafford. Before he was retired hurt after a hit on his foot, Pant had made 37* in 48 balls, with two fours and a six at a strike rate of above 77. Sports News | Rishabh Pant Becomes First-ever Wicketkeeper-batter in Test History to Achieve a Unique Feat.
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