Ravi Shastri, former Indian cricket coach, once doubted if Rishabh Pant could ever bounce back to cricket after a devastating car crash, labeling the wicketkeeper-batter’s recovery a ‘miracle.’ Pant, who confronted life-threatening injuries, made a stunning return, rejoining white ball cricket during the IPL and even featuring in India’s Test series against Bangladesh and New Zealand recently.
Shastri, reflecting on the past, expressed his amazement: ‘Honestly, if you had seen him, you wouldn’t have imagined he’d play cricket again.’ He recounted his visit to the hospital, recollecting Pant’s terrible state, underscoring the miraculous journey from recovery to playing a pivotal role in a World Cup-winning team. Pant’s formidable form continues to challenge opponents globally.
The accident in December 2022 nearly claimed Pant’s career, yet his resilience and determination defied the odds. Pant emerged from multiple surgeries and exhaustive rehabilitation, reclaiming his place in the sport. This remarkable comeback journey reinforces his deepened respect for cricket and exemplifies the indomitable spirit that defines elite athletes.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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