England vs India: Rishabh Pant withdrew injured after a counterattack on the first day of the fourth test at Old Trafford | Cricket news

A typically chaotic round of Rishabh Pant took the invoicing of the first invoicing on the first day of the fourth test between England and India at Emirates Old Trafford, the retired swashbuckling goalkeeper in the end with a worrying foot injury.

Pant, having struck 37 on his first 47 bullets with his usual range of daring sweeping, the inversions and loads of the rapids of England, was struck on the boot by a Yorker of Chris Woakes to his 48th, the blow so painful that he had to be transported with India pending the results of a scan.

Pant survived the CRI of LBW and the subsequent review of England – a thin inside his Savior – but it remains to be seen if he can play an additional role in these Indian sleeves, tourists close on the first day the first 264-4, or even the test match.

Sai Sudharsan (61) – One of the three changes in India compared to their third loss of testing at Lord’s, coming for Karun Nair – struck a first fifty test, but fell late in the day, pulling a Ben Stokes (2-47) shortly to the throat of the fine leg.

Stokes had previously trapped the captain of India Shubman Gill (12) – welcomed by hooks of home support – LBW without playing a blow, shortly after Liam Dawson (1-45), playing his first test for eight years, struck with his seventh ball to reject the Danger Yashasvi Jaiswal (58).

Jaiswal and Kl Rahul (46) dull the attack on England during a first session without a counter after Stokes chose to insert the visitors during the draw.

Woakes (1-43), which had deserved the award for forcing several games and missions in the morning, ended the 94-point stand while it was finally connected with the outer edge of Rahul shortly after lunch, while Harry Brook has made the brief a panties to reward Dawson’s return almost immediately.

Gill’s hoots give way to pants!

In a fiercely contested series which is Compared to the classic ash 2005The arrival of Gill at the fold recalled those reserved for Ricky Ponting and Co 20 years ago, or the welcome granted to MM Warner and Smith during more recent visits.

Gill never seemed to be settled on the fold and was quickly sent to the packaging when the stripper with a Stokes pinch – the referee Rod Tucker finally persuaded his finger, as if it were only on the strength of a desperate and noisy call for stokes confirming the decision.

Then came the pants show. With England sniffing the breakthroughs at 140-3, Pant changed the momentum from India with its usual counterattack chaos.

After loading Brydon Carse’s first ball after tea to report his intention, he then swept a ball of 86 MPH Jofra Archer on one knee for four before trying to reverse his next.

A first first followed Carse quickly, struck firmly for a long time, before he then gained a little good fortune when Stokes – far from the first defender player of England to fight to locate the ball in the gloom of Manchester – did not see a biased biased just out of its reach in the middle.

Add further to the frustration of England while India pushed beyond 200 and the fourth counter between Sudharsan and Pant exceeded fifties was a earlier Jamie Smith Drop of the old when at 20 years old, after having removed one side of the Stokes legs.

The pants injury – struck at the foot during the attempt at a daring reverse Sweep for a Yorker Woake – ended the partnership quite suddenly and at least allowed England a new striker, if not necessarily another window.

They would add to this column at the end of the day, however, the dismissal of Sudharsan before the game ended 10 minutes earlier due to bad light, because England wanted to take the second new ball.

Archer went without a counter on the first day and suffered a brief injury spray during the morning session while his knee brandishes the outside field during the safeguard of a border. But England ended up spending 16 letters to appease all fears.

Speaking at the Pant’s injury’s news conference, Sudharsan, who was hitting with him at the time, said: “He was very suffering.”

“He left for scans. We will learn more at night and will probably get the information tomorrow.”

Atherton: The pants wound could be a “blow”

Michael Atherton of Sky Sports Cricket:

“It looked serious enough to Haleter. You don’t get into a golf cart if it does not matter.

“It was an incredible round of this conscientious, then school defense.

“You could the massive bump outside its right foot. It didn’t look good.

“If it is out of the match, it’s a solid blow for India and puts the day in a different light.”

Dawson: I felt that cricket had gone to me

England Spinner Liam Dawson, addressing Sky Sports:

“I was obviously a little nervous, but getting out of the bowling alley adjusted the nerves a little. I enjoyed it.

“Our Hampshire cricket director moved me away and said there could be a chance to play Manchester, and this is an excellent opportunity.

“I was excited because I had clearly indicated that I thought that playing test cricket had left for me at the age in which I am, so to get the opportunity is incredible.

“Fortunately, it went well today.”

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