Video: Rishabh Pant Seen Batting In Practice Match On Independence Day

Indian cricket star Rishabh Pant, who got hurt in a car crash last year, is making a strong comeback. The accident happened on December 30, 2022, when Pant’s car crashed into a divider on the Delhi-Dehradun highway. He got hurt and needed knee surgery. After taking time to heal, Pant is finally getting ready to play cricket again, which is making his fans really happy.

Recently, Pant was seen batting during a friendly game on India’s Independence Day. This special event was set up by JSW, a company owned by Parth Jindal, who’s also part of Delhi Capitals.

A video that spread like wildfire on social media showed Pant confidently stepping forward and hitting the ball really far, with people cheering him on. This is a big deal because Pant had hurt his knee in the accident, so seeing him play like this is inspiring.

Pant, who was getting better at the National Cricket Academy (NCA), visited a sports place near Bengaluru for Independence Day. This event was put together by JSW Foundation.

During the event, Pant encouraged everyone to enjoy sports. He said, “Once you keep growing older, you stop loving the game. One of the reasons is that there is a lot of pressure; you want to excel in life and do this and that. But enjoyment nahi miss karna hein life mein, (Don’t miss enjoyment in life).”

Pant is known for playing with Delhi Capitals in the IPL. This team is owned by the JSW Group. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) gave an update on Pant’s health last month. They said, “He (Pant) has made significant progress in his rehabilitation and has commenced batting as well as keeping in the nets. He is currently following a fitness program designed for him which includes strength, flexibility, and running.”

Pant’s return to batting practice shows how fast he is recovering. Cricket fans are excited to see him playing again, and this recent batting show is a sign that he’s on his way to getting back in the game.

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