Manchester. On the first day of the fourth Test, a absurd shot brought the Indian team to the backfoot. In the 68th over of the Indian innings, a sharp yorker ball by Chris Woakes put Pant in trouble. Pant tried to play the reverse-sweep on this ball, but the ball went straight to his foot shoes. After this incident, he started bleeding from his leg, and seeing the seriousness of the pain, he was immediately taken out of the field. Pant was taken directly to the medical center, where his injury is being treated. The injury is on the leg, not on the head. In such a situation, India will not be allowed to get a conversion substitute under the rules. Instead, the Indian team can get a substitute fielder who can only field or wicketkeeping, but he can neither bat nor bowl. In such a situation, only 10 players of Team India will be able to bat. The wave injury has started discussing the cricket rules and conversion substitutes. According to the rules of cricket, the conversion substitute applies when a player suffers head injury and is unable to continue the game. In this situation, the team gets a second player who plays the same role as an injured player, who can batting, bowling and fielding. For example, if Pant had suffered a head injury, India would have got a chance to bring a player like Dhruv Jurle as a conversion subsidy, which could have done both batting and wicketkeeping.
