Liam Livingstone ruled out for the rest of the tour. During the ongoing Test match in Rawalpindi, Liam Livingstone suffered a knee injury.
Due to an injury, England all-rounder Liam Livingston rule out of the upcoming Test series against Pakistan. During the red-ball match between the Men in Green and the English team. The flamboyant batter is believed to have suffered a knee injury.
Livingstone hurt his right knee when fielding on the second day in Rawalpindi, according to cricketer turned broadcaster Nasser Hussain. Furthermore, following a comprehensive examination, the player quickly exited the field as directed by management.
Livingstone is expect to return to the UK tomorrow, December 6. The medical team to examine his health and determine the next steps in his treatment and rehabilitation. With the departure of the all-rounder, the Three Lions have yet to identify a successor and may do so soon.
The 29-year-old made his national team debut after being select for his spin and ball-striking abilities. However, with Livingstone out, England will be looking for a suitable replacement.
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Pakistan will need to score 343 runs to win the first Test match
With the visitors scoring 657 runs and 264 runs in their two batting innings. Pakistan record 579 runs and are currently chasing 343 runs to win the first red-ball match. With seven wickets remaining, England will make every effort to generate a favorable result on the last day.
Both teams are firing on all cylinders to get the better of the other, and a result is what both teams will be aiming for; however, a draw is still possible. Following the conclusion of the first match, the two teams will square off in the second Test of the three-match series, which is set to begin on Friday, December 9 in Multan.
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