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'Cricket is secondary, health is primary' - Fans pray for Rishabh Pant as Max Hospital Dehradun gives major update on Pant's injury

Following this update on the comeback of Rishabh Pant to cricket, ardent fans are praying for him by pouring out their heartfelt wishes...

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'Cricket is secondary, health is primary' - Fans pray for Rishabh Pant as Max Hospital Dehradun gives major update on Pant's injury

The unfortunate and major car accident of Rishabh Pant has left everyone throughout the entire country in an extreme state of shock. Say it luckily or miraculously, the 25-year-old lad survived in a terrorizing crash that led her car to burn near Narsan Border on the highway that connects Delhi and Dehradun yesterday in the early hours, of the 30th of December.

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The Hardwar-born southpaw is under the supervision of doctors at the Max Hospital of Dehradun. The team which is looking after Pant includes medical experts, orthopedics, and plastic surgeons. The late

Meanwhile, the Indian Cricket Board has cleared its stance on the entire scenario and also informed about the latest developments in the health status of Rishabh Pant.

Here’s what Indian Cricket Board stated on Rishabh Pant through a media release

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“Rishabh has two cuts on his forehead, a ligament tear in his right knee, and has also hurt his right wrist, ankle, and toe and has suffered abrasion injuries on his back,” read the Media release posted by the Indian Cricket Board at their official Twitter handle.

“Rishabh’s condition remains stable, and he has now been shifted to Max Hospital, Dehradun, where he will undergo MRI scans to ascertain the extent of his injuries and formulate his further course of treatment,” the release adds further.

Alongside all the developments in the case, a report in the Times of India understood that the right knee’s ligament tear is the first and foremost concern for the Indian Cricket Board to tackle and handle.

Doctors of Max Hospital have been instructed by the Indian Cricket Board to not do either kind of treatment of torn ligament. The Board came up with instructions because this injury would be treated under the direct surveillance and supervision of the Indian Cricket Board’s official medical team.

The sports injury expert at AIIMS Rishikesh Dr. Qamar Azam has talked with TOI regarding the complete treatment and possibilities of Rishabh Pant’s comeback in international cricket.

“Rishabh Pant will at least take 3-6 months to recover from a ligament injury. It can be even more if it’s severe,” said Dr. Azam to TOI.

Following this update on the Delhi star’s comeback, ardent fans are praying for him by pouring out their heartfelt wishes on the social media platform, Twitter.

Here’s how fans reacted to the comeback concern of Rishabh Pant:

 

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