Boria Majumdar in Manchester
At the time when Rishabh Pant got injured, few in their sane minds would have expected him to come out and bat. It was an external injury, which doesn’t warrant a replacement, and the first thought was this would give England an unfair advantage. India, for no fault of theirs, would be reduced to 10 and it is against the very grain of a level playing field.
Should there be no provision in the playing regulations whereby such an issue can be addressed?
In what could be a huge development for cricket, sources confirm that the ICC could indeed be looking at it and the provision could well become a reality by October-November this year. If it happens, teams will get an opportunity to opt for a substitute in case of a serious external injury, provided it is ratified by the match referee in charge of the game.
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