Indian cricket team’s star wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant has shared a positive post on social media regarding his recovery. Pant has put up a post, in which some building is visible and he is seen breathing fresh air. Fans are looking happy with the post of their favorite player. This is also good news for the Indian team as Pant is also recovering mentally from a horrific car accident. However, it is not known whether Rishabh Pant has been discharged from the hospital or not.

Sharing the post, Rishabh Pant wrote, “Never knew that just sitting outside and breathing fresh air would make you feel so lucky.” Pant’s injury has hit the Indian team hard. He will not be able to play in the upcoming Border-Gavaskar Test series against India and may not play cricket for the whole year.

Let us tell you that on December 30, wicket-keeper batsman Rishabh Pant was returning from Delhi to his home in Dhandera Roorkee by car after playing the Test series from Bangladesh. Cricketer Rishabh’s car met with an accident near Narsan. After the accident, the car climbed the iron divider and overturned about 200 meters ahead.

The vehicle caught fire within a few seconds of overturning. In which Pant narrowly survived and somehow got out of the car. Pant was first treated at a private hospital in Roorkee after his injury. After this, after treatment for a few days in Dehradun, he is currently being treated in a hospital in Mumbai. He also underwent knee surgery at Kokilaben Hospital in Mumbai.

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Pant shared the first post on social media since the accident last month, in which he gave an important update regarding the surgery. Also thanked the fans for praying and supporting in bad times.

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He wrote on his official Twitter account on Monday, ‘I am grateful to everyone for the support and wishes. I am very happy to inform you that my surgery was successful. I am on the road to recovery and I am ready for the challenges ahead. Thanks to the BCCI, Secretary Jay Shah and the government for their support.