Rishabh Pant Car Accident Latest Health Update

October 22, 2024 2:06 pm

Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant is recovering from a horrific accident that occurred on the Delhi-Dehradun motorway early on December 30. (Friday).

He was fortunate to escape death twice—once when the automobile collided with the divider and again when it caught fire. Many of his supporters are concerned about his health and what has been happening with Pant during the past 24 hours. Here, we present the five most important facts you should be aware of regarding the vehicle accident that could cost Pant his fans and family.

Following the Rishabh Pant accident, the neighborhood police claimed that the batsman fell asleep behind the wheel while travelling from Delhi to Roorkee at around 5.30 am to surprise his mother. The car blew up as a result of his high-speed collision with the road barrier, but not before Pant was extricated from the moving vehicle.

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According to the authorities, Pant intentionally damaged the windscreen to exit the vehicle. But a bus driver and a conductor from Haryana Roadways pulled him to the side of the road. Pant was spared by that quick action since the automobile instantly exploded.

The residents offered Pant a blanket to cover himself as soon as he was brought out of the automobile. His face was covered with blood, and burn indications could also be seen. He was brought to Saksham Hospital in Roorkee, where the emergency ward physician attended to him. Later, he claimed that Pant’s initial report did not contain any bon damage or burn indications. Following that, Pant was directed to Max Hospital in Dehradun.

Pant had a brain and spinal cord MRI at Max Hospital, and happily the results were “normal.” He has also had plastic surgery for abrasions, lacerations, and face injuries. Tomorrow, December 31, Pant will get an MRI on his ankle and knee.

Rishabh Pant’s ability to return to the cricket field is currently unknown, as well as how soon. One must wait for his ankle and knee’s MRI scans. His knee is crucial since he is the wicketkeeper; he must be fully fit before going back onto the field. Mid-February sees India compete in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. Let’s see if Pant is still alive at that time.

Rishabh Pant’s brain and spine MRI scan results normal after car crash

India wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant’s brain and spine MRI results are normal. In order to treat his facial injuries, lacerated wounds, and abrasions brought on by a horrific car accident that occurred Friday morning close to Roorkee, Uttarakhand, he has also had plastic surgery.

Due to pain and swelling, his ankle and knee MRI scans will now be performed tomorrow.

The medical personnel at Max Hospital in Dehradun has also given him “above knee splintage” for a potential right knee ligament injury as well as a potential right ankle ligament injury. According to the medical bulletin published by the hospital on Friday night, Pant is also “stable, conscious, and oriented.”

He looked to have numerous abrasions on his right forearm and thigh, lacerated wounds over his forehead and close to his eyebrow, as well as numerous grazing abrasions on his back, according to the report.

At the time of the early-Friday incident, Pant was en route to Roorkee. His car reportedly hit a road divider before taking fire in the collision, which caused severe damage to it. Before being sent to Max Hospital in Dehradun, Pant received impact injury treatment at a nearby hospital first, Saksham Hospital Multispecialty and Trauma Centre. At 6 am, he arrived at the hospital.

Pant, 25, was not listed in the Indian selections for the T20I and ODI home series against Sri Lanka that get underway on January 3. He was supposed to go to the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru for strength and conditioning before the Test series against Australia in February.

Most recently, he contributed a 93-run innings that helped India win the series 2-0 against Bangladesh in the second Test in Mirpur.