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Indian team’s young wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant has been troubled by the team and fans ever since he got here to Kovid positive. He has now become a vital member of the team and his performance in the last few Test matches has been phenomenal, be it abroad or in India. Team India got about 20 days off before the Test series against England, during which Pant got infected. Now BCCI has given the latest update on him.

According to some reports, Pant had an RT-PCR test on Sunday in which he has been found negative and he can join the team soon. At the same time, according to BCCI sources – Pant has completed 10-day isolation in London after coming positive in the Kovid-19 test and is ‘recovering’ but he has to be kept in the team’s bio-bubble (bio-secure environment) in Durham. remains to be included.

“Even if Pant had arrived on time for the practice match, he would be given adequate rest to regain the fitness required for the match,” the BCCI official said on condition of anonymity. He has no symptoms but will need to practice well before the initial Test in Nottingham.

Currently starting from 20th July India County XI practice match KL Rahul will lead the chase in the absence of regular wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant. He said, “Both Pant and Wriddhiman Saha, who is spending time in isolation as a precaution, will be available for the first Test.” Wriddhiman Saha came in contact with those members of the Indian team’s support staff who were infected with Kovid. have been infected.