Rishabh pant play with injury. India vs England. Rishabh pant injury update. Broken bone, faltering legs! Rishabh Pant again proved not the flower, he is a fire … showed Kumble-Tendulkar and Yuvi

New Delhi. Rishabh Pant made headlines during the match between India and England on Wednesday, the first day of the fourth test at Old Trafford, Manchester. While playing the reverse sweep on Chris Woakes’s yorker ball, Pant’s right toe came into a fracture. The ball felt so loud that the leg was swollen, bleeding, and Pant was forced to leave the ground groaning with pain. The BCCI said that Pant will stay away from cricket six weeks. However, on the second day of the match, Pant landed on the ground lame and was seen batting after kissing the Old Trafford ground. Seeing this passion of Rishabh, the fans present in the stadium became emotional. Pant scored 37 runs in 48 balls. This passion of Pant reminds us of cricketers like Anil Kumble, Sachin Tendulkar and Yuvraj Singh, who landed in the field even in pain.

Anil Kumble: Broken jaw, unbreakable encouragement
In 2002, Anil Kumble set an example of the spirit of Indian cricket in the St. John’s Test against the West Indies. During the bowling, he got a ball on the chin, which broke his jaw. Doctors advised rest, but Kumble did not give up. He bowled 14 overs, tied to the face bandage, struggling with pain and took the wicket of veteran like Brian Lara. This moment is recorded in golden letters in Indian cricket history. This sacrifice and passion of Kumble became an inspiration for young players.

Sachin Tendulkar: War in pain

In the Chennai Test in 1999, Sachin Tendulkar played a historic innings of 136 runs against Pakistan against Pakistan. He had unbearable pain in his back. Still he stayed on the field. This innings that takes India to the verge of victory is settled in the hearts of the fans. Even if India lost by 12 runs. Sachin’s bled attempt showed that he was not just a batsman, but a warrior. This innings is still a symbol of inspiration for cricket lovers.

Yuvraj Singh: War with cancer and World Cup victory
In the 2011 World Cup, Yuvraj Singh performed brilliantly for India even after battling a serious disease like cancer. In the quarter -finals against Australia, he played a key role in India’s victory with 57 runs and 2 wickets. Despite the early symptoms of cancer, Yuvraj showed passion in every match and contributed to India to win the World Cup. His fight inspires not only on the cricket field, but also to fight the challenges of life.