Shubman Gill's BIG update on Rishabh Pant's injury; Will India vice-captain play in Manchester? 'He went for scans'

Shubman Gill confirmed that there's no injury on Rishabh Pant's finger and the Indian vice-captain has been sent for scans. The Indian wicketkeeper, who sustained a finger injury on the first day of the third Test at Lord's while attempting to field a wide ball from Jasprit Bumrah, has injured his left index finger. 

As a result, Pant had to leave the field after 35 overs of England's first innings with Dhruv Jurel doing the wicketkeeping duties. The 27-year-old didn't keep wickets thereafter in the game but came out to bat in both the innings. He was even hit on the same hand by Ben Stokes deliveries twice in the game.     

Speaking on Pant's finger injury, Gill said there's nothing to worry. “Rishabh went for scans. There is no major injury so he should be fine for fourth Test in Manchester starting July 23,” said the Indian captain.