Jaiswal-Sadarshan’s Pachasa, Rishabh Pant retired Hurt due to injury, India scored 264 runs on the first day; Read day report

In the fourth Test, India has scored 264 runs at the loss of 4 wickets till the end of the first day’s play. On the first day, till the stumps, Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur are pursuing the scoreboard of Team India, between which a partnership of 29 runs has been done. Rishabh Pant was the biggest highlight of the first day, who retired on a score of 37 and went out of the field. Both Jadeja and Thakur are playing 19 runs right now.

In this match being played in Manchester, England won the toss and invited Team India to batting first. Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul gave India a 94 -run opening partnership. Rahul was set, but on the score of 46, the catch was caught in the slip. On the other hand, Yashasvi Jaiswal stunned Pachasa, but was dismissed for 58 runs.

In the fourth Test, Sai Sudarshan, who was batting on number-3 instead of Karun Nair, finally colored with the bat. Sudarshan played a very slow innings, scoring 61 runs in 151 balls. India’s score was 235/4 at the time of his dismissal. Let us tell you that before him, captain Shubman Gill could not do any wonder, who was out LBW in the process of leaving the ball empty. Gill scored just 12 runs.

Rishabh Pant Retired Heart

Rishabh Pant was batting well, but while playing the reverse sweep in the 68th over of the innings, the ball was on his right leg. Pant’s leg was swollen due to the effect of the ball and some blood came out of it. Pant retired after scoring 37 runs. Let us tell you that when fit, Pant can return to batting the second day.

Ravindra Jadeja and Shardul Thakur, both have scored 19 runs by the end of the first day’s play and their partnership has been 29 runs. On the first day for England, the most wickets were taken by captain Ben Stokes, who has sent two Indian batsmen to the pavilion so far.

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