Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant had a terrible accident on Friday morning. After first aid in this accident, he shifted to Max Hospital in Dehradun. Rishabh Pant’s leg, head and back injured in this dangerous accident. Regarding Admit Pant in Max, it was also being said that he could be airlifted to Delhi. Let us tell you that after Pant’s injury in this accident, it said that he may need to be to Delhi for plastic surgery. However, now Delhi District Cricket Association (DDCA) director Shyam Sharma has given a big update regarding this.

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Let us tell you that Shyam Sharma reached Dehradun Max on Saturday afternoon to take stock of Rishabh Pant’s health. Here he got to know Pant’s condition and told that there no need to airlift the Indian cricketer right now. Earlier on Friday, Dr. Sushil Nagar, who did Pant’s first aid at Saksham Hospital, had told that Pant has suffered head and knee injuries. He had told that Pant’s X-ray showed that no bone broken but his ligament torn. Apart from this, there is also a wound on his forehead near his eye. While getting out of the car, Pant’s back also badly hurt.

Rohan Jaitley had said this

DDCA president Rohan Jaitley had earlier said that, if required on medical advice. His organization would airlift Pant from Dehradun to New Delhi for his plastic surgery. Speaking to the media on Saturday, Jaitley had told that, if medically required. We can airlift Pant to Delhi for plastic surgery. We are in constant touch with Max Hospital Dehradun. Now the DDCA director after reaching Dehradun himself inquired about Pant’s condition. And said that at present there no need to airlift Pant to Delhi.

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Everyone worried and wishing Rishabh Pant a speedy recovery

The entire cricket world was in a state of shock after the horrific accident. That happened on Friday morning with the Indian wicket-keeper batsman. Everyone worried and wishing Rishabh Pant a speedy recovery. At present, Pant is being told out of danger but he has been kept under observation of Ortho and Neuro department at Max Dehradun. Also, if needed for plastic surgery. He can also be taken to Delhi in the coming times.