Rishabh Pant, a star wicketkeeper-batsman for India, took to Twitter on Monday to express his gratitude to his followers and those who had been thinking of him since the terrible automobile accident he was in at the end of 2018.
Rishabh Pant, a star wicketkeeper-batsman for India, took to Twitter on Monday to express gratitude to his fans and well-wishers following a tragic vehicle accident he was involved in around the end of 2018. In addition to the medical staff and rehabilitation specialists, Pant expressed his gratitude to the Board of Control for Cricket in India, specifically to secretary Jay Shah and the government authorities. In the aftermath of the vehicle accident, this is Pant’s first social media update.
“Because of everyone’s kind words and encouragement, I feel both humbled and blessed. I’m happy to report that everything went well with my operation. The process of getting better has begun, and I am prepared to face whatever comes next. We owe a debt of gratitude to the @BCCI, @JayShah, and other relevant government agencies for their unwavering backing “Pant tweeted about it.
“I’d also like to express my deepest gratitude to everyone who has shown support for me, whether as a fan, teammate, medical professional, or physiotherapist. I’m looking forward to playing with you all, “I’ll add that, he said.
ESPNcricinfo reports that star Indian wicketkeeper Pant, who was injured in a vehicle accident last month, will miss the majority of 2023 due to his recovery time. The impact of the automobile incident reportedly tore all three main ligaments in Pant’s knee, two of which were recently rebuilt and surgery on the third is expected after six weeks, according to the last medical update supplied to the BCCI regarding the player.
There are no doubts about his fitness for the home ODI World Cup in October/November as the report stated that the cricketer could be out of play for six months.
