Rishabh Pant's injury on Day 1 at Old Trafford marked a concerning moment for the visitors as he retired hurt after a blow to his foot. Pant's injury occurred while attempting a reverse sweep, adding to India's woes after a strong start was undone by quick dismissals of key players. He was taken for scans, casting doubt on his further participation in the Test.
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