Rishabh Pant Health Update: Rishabh Pant can be referred to Mumbai, BCCI medical team will treat him

Rishabh Pant, the wicket-keeper batsman of the Indian cricket team, had a horrific road accident on Friday i.e. 30 December. Let us tell you that while going from Delhi to Roorkee, Pant's car collided with the divider and this painful accident happened to him. However, Pant (Rishabh Pant) broke the glass of the car to save himself and got out of the car. After this he was immediately taken to Max Hospital in Dehradun. During this, he suffered several injuries on his head and legs. Recently a big update has come about Pant, it is being told that Pant can be referred from Dehradun to Mumbai Hospital.

In fact, the horrific road accident of Rishabh Pant, the wicket-keeper batsman of the Indian team, happened on the previous day i.e. 30 December. Let us tell you that Pant was already battling a knee injury, for which he was rested for the upcoming series against Sri Lanka. In such a situation, Pant was going from Delhi to Roorkee to celebrate New Year with his family members, but at 5.20 am his car hit the divider and he had a road accident.

The BCCI has come into action mode regarding Rishabh Pant's injury. According to a report, it has been said that the BCCI has told Max Hospital that the entire responsibility of Pant's ligament will now be with the medical team of the board. It may be noted that the ligament in Rishabh Pant's right knee was torn. He also sustained injuries on his right wrist, ankle, back and toe. In such a situation, it is also being said that BCCI can also send Pant abroad for treatment if needed.