There were chances he could do more damage to a fractured foot, yet he came out, not at No.11 but at a time when the ball was doing things

Rishabh Pant showed a tremendous display of grit and determination on Day 2 of the fourth Test between India and England at Old Trafford, Manchester, as he limped out to bat with a fractured foot.

David Lloyd questions Rishabh Pant's injury during the 4th Test against England, suggesting he 'milked' it. Despite a fractured toe, Pant batted bravely, prompting applause and controversy.

Geoffrey Boycott said that Rishabh Pant has only himself to blame for his injury, because he tried to play an unorthodox shot against Chris Woakes. He even said that when such audacious shots fail to connect,

Pant came out to bat on Day 3 even after having fractured his toe the day before and ended up playing a valiant knock of 54

Cricket is a sport that has never truly got to grips with injury replacements - is it time for that to change?

England dominated Day 2 of the fourth Test against India, finishing at 225/2, just 133 runs behind India's 358. A strong 166-run opening partnership between Ben Duckett and Zak Crawley set the stage.

On Day 2 of the fourth Test match between Team India and England, the fans present at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground witnessed something special from visitors` vice-captain Rishabh Pant. On the previous day,