India’s full playing XI was completed, this player was on Dout, know 11 batsmen against England

India vs england: Test matches are being played between India and England at Lord’s. England’s team was all out on a score of 387 while batting first in the third Test. India’s fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah completed five wicket hall in this match. When the Indian team came out to bat in the Lord’s Test, there was a doubt when a player landed on the field, but as soon as Shubman Gill was dismissed, it became clear.

This player of India injured

Rishabh Pant came to the ground after the Indian captain Shubman Gill was dismissed. There was suspense about Pant’s playing, because this wicketkeeper batsman of India went out of the match due to a finger injury. In fact, on the first day of Lord’s Test, Rishabh Pant suffered a finger injury while keeping a wicket, due to which Dhruv Jurael had to land on the ground. Dhruv kept keeping only till the first day’s play ended.

ICC rule

When the second day’s game started between India and England, Jurael also landed in the field instead of Pant. In such a situation, there was doubt on Pant’s batting, because according to the rules of the ICC, wicketkeeper can be found in replacement when Pant’s finger is engaged, but if you want a replacement in batting, then he should be in the head of the batsman. The player cannot have a batter replacement on the injury in his hand, so Team India had to play with 10 players.

These batsmen landed in Lord’s

Rishabh Pant was required to enter the ground to complete India’s playing eleven. When Rishabh Pant came out to bat after Shubman Gill was dismissed, all the speculation ended. After the second day’s play ends, Pant is batting for 19 runs in 33 balls and KL Rahul is batting for 53 runs in 113 balls.

India’s playing XI

Yashasvi Jaiswal, KL Rahul, Karun Nair, Shubman Gill (captain), Rishabh Pant (wicketkeeper), Ravindra Jadeja, Jaspreet Bumrah, Nitish Kumar Reddy, Washington Sundar, Akashdeep and Mohammad Siraj.

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