On Wednesday, Rishabh Pant copped a blow to his right foot during India’s first innings. It left him with a swollen foot which he was unable to put on the ground. He was driven off the field in unbearable pain following which BCCI medical team took him for scans at a hospital. India wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant has copped a nasty blow to his right foot with spot of blood and swelling visible. (AFP Photo) Rishabh Pant was attempting a reverse sweep off the bowling of England pacer Chris Woakes in the 68th over when he inside edged a ball onto his right boot. (AP Photo) Chris Woakes appealed unsuccessfully for an LBW even as Rishabh Pant started hobbling immediately afterwards. (AP Photo) The Indian team physio was immediately summoned, and he took off Rishabh Pant’s boot with the batter looking in unbearable pain. (AFP Photo) Rishabh Pant was treated to in the middle for a brief period with the umpires calling for a drinks break. (AFP Photo) Rishabh Pant struggled to put his foot on the ground and was eventually taken off the field in a golf-style buggy. (AP Photo) Rishabh Pant was driven to a medical facility at the ground before being taken to a hospital where he underwent scans. (AFP Photo) While being driven, Rishabh Pant looked in agony with former India head coach Ravi Shastri claiming that the cricketer’s reaction indicates it’s a serious injury. “He has a pain threshold that’s very high, and for him to be grimacing in pain in that fashion makes it very serious,” Shastri said on Sky Sports. (AP Photo) Former England captain Michael Atherton said if Rishabh Pant gets ruled out, it will be a big blow to India. “…there is an uncertainty which we don’t know. But it looked like a quite serious injury, because you don’t get carted off otherwise,” Atherton said on Sky Sports. (AP Photo) BCCI medical team is monitoring Rishabh Pant and an update will be provided on Thursday. (AP Photo)