What happened to rishabh pant

The Earlier, Pakistan cricketer When Hardik was asked about Pant, he was full of empathy even as he put things into perspective. Condition of Rishabh Pant’s car after the accident(Image: Twitter) “What happened is very unfortunate. No one had any control about it and as a team, we wish him (Pant) all the best. Our love and prayers are always with him and we wish he has a speedy recovery,” Hardik said on the eve of first T20I against Sri Lanka here on Tuesday. Hardik then went on to underline the importance of a player of Pant’s calibre in the Indian team’s set-up. “Obviously, he was very important but now everyone knows where the situation stands. If Rishabh would also have been there, it would have made a big difference, yes, because of the kind of player he is. But now that he is not there, it is something, we can’t control,” Hardik added. Rishabh Pant(Image: BCCI) The skipper wants all those who will be getting opportunities in the absence of Pant to use them to the fullest. “There are a lot of people who can get opportunities. Let’s see what the future has kept for us and move forward with it,” he stated The injuries, especially the ones on the knee and ankle, will keep him out of action for a minimum period of six months. Rishabh Pant is also expected to miss the upcoming Rishabh Pant most recently played in the Test series against The 25-year-old Pant’s name has not been included in India’s upcoming home white-ball series against READ:

Image Source : TWITTER Rishabh Pant car accident Rishabh Pant's car met with an accident on Friday, while the Indian cricketer was returning to his residence in Roorkee from Delhi. His car met with an accident near Roorkee. Pant who was driving the luxury sedan alone, lost control over the vehicle and it hit the divider on NH 58 of Manglaur and Narsan area of Haridwar district. Pant was sent to Roorkee for treatment with the help of 108 Civil Hospital, the incident happened at 5:15 AM in the morning. After the emergency treatment, Pant was sent to the Max hospital Delhi where he is kept under observation. Also Read: "Rishabh Pant is under the observation of Orthopedics & plastic surgeons. His condition is stable. His detailed medical bulletin will be released once he's examined. Thereafter, we'll take the next steps" Dr Ashish Yagnik, Max Hospital, Dehradun. "He himself was driving the car when it hit the divider on Delhi Narson border. He was immediately taken to Saksham Hospital but will be shifted to Max Hospital for further treatment," a PTI source said. Image Source : INDIA TVPant hospitalised Image Source : INDIA TVCar accident "Rishabh Pant met with an accident between Manglaur and Narsan in Haridwar district. He has now been shifted to a hospital in Dehradun after receiving primary treatment in a hospital in Roorkee," Pant's "Thinking about Rishabh. Get well soon, Skip," DC posted another tweet. Pant was supposed to join NCA for strength and conditioning programme ...

Pant, who is currently undergoing rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru, captained his post on Instagram with, "Not bad yaar Rishabh. Simple things can be difficult sometimes." In the short video clip, the first part shows the time when Pant was struggling to climb up stairs and needed support of railings while the second part showed a confident version of him fearlessly climbing up the stairs. Apart from this, he also shared a video on his Instagram story, where he can be seen working on his right leg movement, taking support from a wooden stick, while grimacing in pain at times due to the pain on right knee. "Keep going, Rishabh," wrote Delhi Capitals, his IPL franchise. His sister Sakshi Pant also commented, "My star." Meanwhile, India women's all-rounder Harleen Deol hilariously wrote, "Well done boy , keep your bhangra performance ready." Former Australia opener Matthew Hayden commented, "keep going brother." Earlier, on May 5, Pant posted a video on his social media accounts, where he was seen throwing his crutches away and walking without support on his feet, with him writing in the caption "Happy NO MORE CRUTCHES Day!" On December 30, 2022, around 5:30am, Pant miraculously survived when his Mercedes car collided with a divider and caught fire on the Delhi-Dehradun highway while on the way to his hometown Roorkee. The horrific car accident happened between Manglaur and Narsan in the Haridwar district in the state of Uttarakhand. The 25-ye...

By Aparna Rangar: Indian cricket team player Rishabh Pant became the victim of a road accident in the early hours of Friday. He suffered serious injuries in the accident but is in a stable condition now. This accident happened in the Mohammadpur Jat area near Roorkee. After getting injured, Rishabh was taken to a hospital in Roorkee. Pharmacist Monu Kumar of the 108 ambulance, in which Rishabh Pant was taken to the hospital from the spot, spoke to Aajtak.in. Pharmacist Monu Kumar said that the ambulance reached the spot around 5:40 am on Friday. By then, a bus driver passing by had taken Rishabh out of the badly burning vehicle. After that, he immediately put Rishabh on a stretcher and called an ambulance. Rishabh was hurt in the eye, bleeding from the nose, his back was peeled, there was also an injury to his leg. During this time, when Monu asked the patient his name, Rishabh told the pharmacist that he is Rishabh Pant, a player of the Indian cricket team. Rishabh's pain was beyond tolerance After that, Rishabh told the pharmacist, "Brother, I am in a lot of pain, first give me some pain injection". Monu took permission from 108 and gave him a pain injection. Rishabh then asked Monu to take him to a good private hospital. Monu Kumar took him to Roorkee's Saksham Hospital, which was about 10-12 kilometers away from the spot. When Rishabh was asked in the ambulance how the accident happened, he said that he does not remember what happened. Slept off, then later saw the car...

Speaking at the post-match presentation, Pant lashed out at the on-field umpire for not signalling the third ball of the 20th over as a no-ball. The DC skipper said, "I think they were bowling well throughout the game but in the end Powell gave us a chance, I thought that no-ball could have been precious for us but it is not in my control. Yes, disappointed but can't do much about it. Everyone was frustrated (in the dugout) that it was not even close, everyone in the ground saw that, I think the third umpire should have interfered and said it was a no-ball." He further added, "Obviously it wasn't right (sending Amre onto the field) but what happened with us is also not right, it happened in the heat of the moment. It was the fault from both sides and it is disappointing as we have seen some good umpiring in the tournament. It is disappointing to go so close especially when the other team has scored 200+. I think we could have bowled much better. I can tell the guys to keep their chin up and prepare for the next one." The incident took place on the third ball of the 20th over of DC's innings. In the last over DC required 36 runs. Powell had already smashed two sixes on the first two balls of Obed McCoy's over. The third ball bowled by McCoy was a full toss, Rowell also managed to hit the ball for a six again. However, the ball was close to waist height. DC players believed that it was a waist-high no-ball and asked the umpire to refer to the third umpire. The umpire refused...