New Delhi: Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant responded for the first time after the car accident on December 30. Pant tweeted that his surgery was a success and he is looking forward to healing his injuries and the challenges ahead. The actor also thanked all the support and wishes he received after the accident.
The car in which Pant was driving met with an accident on the Delhi-Dehradun highway at Mangalore on the morning of the 30th. The speeding car hit the divider. Haryana Roadways bus driver Sushil Mann and conductor Paramjeet rescued Pant inside the burning car. The Mercedes Benz car in which the ball was being driven was completely burnt in the accident.
At the same time, there are reports that it may take up to one and a half years for Ball, who is undergoing treatment for injury, to return to the field. Considering the seriousness of the injury, the hospital sources indicate that it will take more time to fully recover. So months of rest may be required even after treatment. With this, Ball will miss more matches including important tournaments.
Ball will miss the Indian Premier League, the ODI World Cup and the World Test Championship final starting in March this year.
Almost certainly done. Apart from this, the player may miss half of the next World Test Championship, the 2024 IPL, the Twenty20 World Cup in June next year and the next Asia Cup.
Pant is currently in a private hospital in Mumbai and will remain there till his treatment is completed. Pant was admitted to Max Hospital in Dehradun after the accident and was later airlifted to a hospital in Mumbai for specialist treatment.
Ball’s right knee ligament injury in the accident will take longer to heal. Apart from this, the star was also injured in his right wrist, ankle, toe and forehead.
He has already undergone two surgeries for a ligament injury in his knee. Recovery from the knee injury is crucial for agile moves behind the wicket. National media reported that sources close to Pant said that the injury cannot be cured in a hurry and it will take a long time for him to regain his athleticism after treatment.