Rishabh Pant's retirement through injury slowed India's progress on day one of the fourth test against England, with the tourists closing on 264-4 in their first innings as they look to keep the thrilling five-match series alive.

Rishabh Pant's brave innings helped India reach 358, but England's strong batting response saw them close at 225/2, led by Duckett's 94

If that wasn't enough, Pant also leapfrogged Rohit Sharma to become India's leading run-scorer in the World Test Championship (WTC) era. The southpaw now has 2731 runs from just 38 Test matches, which includes six centuries and sixteen fifties. Rohit, on the other hand, has 2719 WTC runs.

The incident occurred in the 68th over of India’s innings when Pant, known for his fearless and often unorthodox shot-making, attempted a premeditated reverse sweep against Chris Woakes.