While Pant did come back to bat in India’s second innings, hitting 99 off 105 balls, he showed signs of discomfort while running between the wickets. After India had lost the Bengaluru Test, captain Rohit had called for an “extra careful” approach with respect to Pant’s injury. During India’s first practice session in Pune on Tuesday, it was Jurel who was the first to undergo keeping drills with Pant watching from the sidelines.
Ind vs NZ – Rishabh Pant and Shubman Gill likely to be fit to play Pune Test
