Rishabh Pant Health UPDATE – When will Rishabh Pant Discharged? After all gloomy news around him, Rishabh Pant and his fans can breathe little easy. Doctors treating Pant have given some ‘RAY of HOPE’ on his recovery. According to a report by TOI, if another surgery is not required, Pant can be discharged from HOSPITAL in two weeks. It is worth noting that InsideSport had reported that Pant will be requiring another surgery and if that happens – he can be even ruled out of ICC ODI World CUP in October: Follow Indian Cricket LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
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When will Rishabh Pant Discharged? According to the report Pant is under the observation of doctors completely. Doctors are continuously assessing if the ligaments are healing naturally.
The DOCTORS report claims are still hopeful that Pant’s injured ligaments will heal naturally.
“All the ligaments were injured. The posterior cruciate ligament (PCL) is a cause of concern. The doctors said that MCL surgery was absolutely necessary. Now, his PCL will be assessed in two weeks. Hopefully, it will not need any further surgery. As of now, he essentially has undergone just one major surgery,” a BCCI source said TOI.
According to sources, Pant is likely to be discharged after two weeks. Thereon, BCCI will chart his rehabilitation.
“The ligaments usually heal in four to six weeks. After that rehab and strengthening will begin. His return to play will be assessed in another two months. Pant realises that it will be a tough road. He will have to undergo counselling sessions too. It could be four to six months before he can start playing,” the source added.
What Information BCCI Officials have given to InsideSport?
Rishabh Pant Health Update – The young wicketkeeper-batter underwent ligament reconstruction surgery in Mumbai last week. However, the job is only half done. If required, he will be under the knife yet again in another six weeks’ time. A senior BCCI official confirmed to InsideSport that “it is very tough for Rishabh to be fit for World Cup.”
“It’s too early to say when he will return. But as per his latest medical reports, it doesn’t sound good. He will miss at least 8-9 months of action and is most likely out of World Cup as well. But it all depends on how his next surgery goes,” a senior BCCI official told InsideSport.
Rishabh Pant Surgery: In a three-hour marathon surgery, Dr Dinshaw Pardiwala reconstructed Pant’s posterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament as per an ESPNCricinfo report. However, doctors did not go ahead with the reconstruction of the Anterior Cruciate Ligament.
Rishabh has damaged all three ligaments in his right knee. While doctors reconstructed three of the ligaments, it will take another six weeks for the 2nd surgery on the third ligament.
Pant’s return to the cricket field depends on his rehab and the training he undergoes once he is discharged from the hospital. Pant is expected to be in the hospital at least for the next one week. In the coming days, he will be made to walk with the help of a walker and support. But he will once again return to hospital in six weeks’ time for the 2nd surgery.
Following Rishabh Pant’s horrific accident on December 30, on the Dehradun-Delhi highway, the cricket fraternity has been left shell-shocked.
On January 08th, Rishabh Pant underwent first of his two surgeries that lasted for close to three hours. The first one was conducted on his knee ligament tear he suffered during the horrific car crash. But he is still set for a lengthy period on the bench as he will have another surgery on his ankle ligament injury.
The sources close to BCCI’s medical team informed InsideSport that doctors at the hospital feel Pant will need a minimum of 8-9 months to make a comeback on the field. This means, not only he will miss IPL 2023 but can also miss Asia Cup 2023 & ODI World CUP in October.
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How long does ligament surgery recovery take? – It is still unclear the severity of his tear. He had undergone an MRI in Dehradun on his brain and spinal chord. But due to swelling and pain, doctors had to abandon MRI on his knee and ankle. The severity will only be ascertained when the swelling subsides a bit. But as per preliminary tests, it appears that Pant will need surgery for both ankle and knee.
A knee ligament surgery usually takes 6 months. But considering, he is a wicketkeeper – he needs to strengthen his knees more before returning to competitive cricket. Once the doctors determine the damage, they will be able to say how long the recovery will take.
Series Rishabh Pant will miss:
- India vs New Zealand (3 ODIs, 3 T20s) – January-February
- India vs Australia (4 Tests & 3 ODIs) – February-March
- IPL 2023 (April-May)
- World Test Championship Final (If India qualifies) – June
- India Tour of West Indies (July)
- Asia Cup 2023 – September
- ICC ODI World CUP – Oct / Nov – Can miss depending on severity of LIGAMENT Tear.
Rishabh Pant Health Update: Bad news, BCCI official confirms, ‘Pant MOST LIKELY to miss ICC World Cup 2023’, another surgery in six weeks, Follow LIVE Updates
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