Rishabh Pant's innings was cut short on Day 1 of the fourth Test against England after a painful blow to his right foot while attempting a reverse-sweep. Scans were immediately conducted, and the BCCI is monitoring his progress. His injury has rattled the Indian camp, with Sai Sudharsan expressing concern. Liam Dawson from the England side also showed empathy.
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