BCCI gave a great update on the injury of Rishabh pant, which will replace him and what the law of the ICC says

On the first day of the Ncester Test, the Indian cricket team suffered a major setback when star-wicket batsman Rishabh panted out of the field. A Yorker from Chris Woakes hit Pant’s leg, after which he saw pain and was taken to a retired heart attack to the medical center. This incident not only raised the concern of Indian fans, but also raised a big question that if Pant’s injury is serious, the Indian team will take the substitute? What will happen if pant comes out of the game? Pant’s injury has launched a debate on the rules of cricket and conversion replacements. According to the rules of cricket, the conversion replacement applies when a player sustains head injury and cannot continue the game. In such a situation, the team gets another player who plays the role of an injured player who can do batting, bowling and fieldwork. For example, if pant has sustained a head injury, India would have the option to take a player like Dhruv Jurlel as a conversion subsidy, which could have both bat and wicketkeeper. However, pant’s injury is not in the head, but in the leg. In such a situation, according to the rules, India will not be allowed to get a conversion replacement. Instead, the Indian team can take a replacement that can only do field or wicket guys, but can’t bat or bowl. In such a situation, only ten players from Team India will be able to bat. In the 68th of the Indian innings, it was expensive to play inverted livestock, and a quick zeal from Chris Woakes brought trouble. Pant tried to play inverted whip on this ball, but the ball went straight into his shoes. After the incident, he began to bleed his leg and saw the intensity of pain, he was immediately taken out of the field. Pant was taken directly to the medical center, where his injury is treated. Share this story -tags