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Pant To Begin Rehab After Fracture Heals, Says 'Can't Wait To Be Back Doing What I Love'
Indian Premier League: India's vice-captain Rishabh Pant took to social media to share that he will begin his rehab process once his fractured foot heals after being ruled out of the decisive fifth Test match, scheduled to begin on Thursday.
Pant showed relentless courage when he came out to bat during India's first innings and completed the half-century despite batting pain in the fractured right foot. He was hit by pacer Chris Woakes on the yorker, which took the edge of the bat and hit badly on his right boot. The injury forced him to retire on that day before coming out to bat again the next day.
"Appreciate all the love and good wishes coming my way. It's been a real source of strength. I will begin rehab once my fracture heals and I am slowly settling into the process. Staying patient, following the routines and giving it my 100 per cent. Playing for the country has always been the proudest moment of my life. Can't wait to be back doing what I love," Pant shared on social media.
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