Rishabh Pant online to make the return with the Ranji trophy on October 25 | Cricket news

New Delhi:Rishabh Pant is likely to return to competitive cricket in the Ranji trophy in the last week of October. You understand that the pant’s right foot should be assessed by the BCCI medical team at the Center of Excellence (COE) in the coming week. “For the moment, it is likely that it can be erased by October 10. An assessment is due this week. It was a long recovery for him. The BCCI medical team does not want to take a risk with him,” a source of the BCCI told you. You also learned that Pant expressed his wish to play for Delhi in the Ranji trophy to the president of Delhi and the District Cricket Association (DDCA), Rohan Jaitley. “Pant said he should be available for Ranji trophy matches in Delhi from October 25. He revealed that he will be subject to the physical form and the authorization obtained from the BCCI medical team, “a senior DDCA official told you. Pant missed the series in two current tests against the Antilles and the next white tour in Australia, because he could not recover from a fractured foot which he suffered during the fourth test against England in Manchester in the last week of July. While at the start, it seemed that the injury would take six weeks to heal, the metatarsal of his right foot broke out because of the pressure he exerted when he turned out to beat the next day after his injury. Pant has shown remarkable recovery in the last 20 days. “Pant was not committed on any date where he can join the Delhi camp. He asked to wait for the authorization of Coe. Playing the Ranji trophy match in the first round from October 15 would be very tight for him. If he is available, he is most likely to lead the team,” said the DDCA manager. India should play a two test series against South Africa at home from November 14. Pant can play two Ranji games until November 5. A call on the number of Ranji games he plays will depend on the moment when he will obtain the authorization of COE and his own preparation for the South African series.