After Rishabh Pant's Horrific Car Crash

Since Rishabh Pant's horrible vehicle accident, Pakistan has been sending prayers and good wishes.

Car crash involving Rishabh Pant: When numerous former and current Pakistani athletes sent their prayers and best wishes for Pant's quick recovery, they set a lovely example of sportsmanship.

Rishabh Pant, the wicketkeeper-batsman for India, is now being treated at the Max Hospital in Dehradun after being involved in a terrible automobile accident on Friday morning. In an accident near Roorkee in Uttarakhand, Pant was operating his Mercedes.

Many former and present Pakistan players came up to offer their prayers and best wishes for a quick recovery for Pant, setting a lovely example of sportsmanship.

Pant fell asleep behind the wheel, causing an accident, and after the car caught fire, he had to escape by shattering the windscreen. The cricket player was alone in the vehicle at the time of the collision, and according to Uttarakhand Police Director General Ashok Kumar, he broke the windscreen to get out.

Since the unexpected news broke, well wishes have begun to arrive from all across the world. India and Pakistan are known as bitter opponents on the pitch, yet the cricket players usually manage to keep a strong friendship between them.

Pant fell asleep behind the wheel, causing an accident, and after the car caught fire, he had to escape by shattering the windscreen. Ashok Kumar, the director general of the Uttarakhand Police, has stated that the cricketer was the only person in the car at the time of the collision and that he broke the windscreen to escape the burning vehicle.

Around 5:30 a.m., Indian cricketer Rishabh Pant's car was involved in a collision. Near Roorkee, at Mohammedpur Jat, the incident occurred. He fell asleep behind the wheel, according to Pant, which caused the car to crash into the divider and catch fire. "He was transferred tDGP Ashok Kumar spoke with the press.

Pant was a member of the Indian side that defeated Bangladesh in a Test series by a score of 2-0 earlier this month. His knocks of 46 and 93 had made an impression.

He was scheduled to join the National Cricket Academy for a strength and conditioning programme in advance of February's Border-Gavaskar Trophy match against Australia but was just cut from the T20I team named for the series against Sri Lanka.

Since MS Dhoni's retirement, Pant has become India's go-to wicketkeeper in all formats. Over the past two years, he has also been one of the nation's finest batsmen in Test cricket.of the Roorkee hospital, from where he has now been shifted to Dehradun," pant said.