Rishabh Pant’s condition remains stable, been shifted to Max Hospital, Dehradun

25-year-old cricketer Rishabh Pant, who was injured in a road accident, is better than ever. Max Hospital issued this information by issuing a medical bulletin on Friday evening. The hospital told- Pant's brain and spine MRI report has come normal. He has undergone plastic surgery on his face on Friday. MRI of Pant's knee and ankle has been postponed due to pain and swelling. Both these tests will be held on Saturday.

Pant narrowly survived in a road accident on Friday morning. According to the police, the accident happened due to dozing off. His Mercedes went out of control and hit the divider, after which it caught fire and overturned.

Here, Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed concern over Pant's accident. He wrote - I am distressed by the injury of cricketer Rishabh Pant in the accident. I pray for his good health. The PM spoke to his mother over the phone and also inquired about her health.

After the accident, Pant came out on his own by breaking the window of the burning car. When people reached to save him, he said - I am Rishabh Pant. He has suffered serious injuries on his head, back and leg. According to doctors, his condition is out of danger. He has been taken from Roorkee to Dehradun for treatment. He is undergoing treatment at Max Hospital here. A team of doctors is monitoring him.

Board secretary Jai Shah said, Pant has two injuries on his forehead. The knee ligament is torn. There were also injuries on the right wrist and ankle. The severity of his injury will be known after the MRI. We are in constant touch with the medical team and his family. We will provide all possible medical treatment and support to Pant in this difficult time.