Rishabh Pant, India’s current wicketkeeper-batter, had a bit of a scare during a recent match after he appeared to be in discomfort following a minor injury. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has shared an official update on his current health status, easing some of the fans’ immediate concerns.

According to the BCCI’s brief statement, Pant was taken for precautionary scans after he showed signs of discomfort on the field. The incident occurred while he was keeping wickets and seemed to twist awkwardly while attempting a dive. He looked in visible pain, which raised concerns in the dressing room and among viewers.

Thankfully, initial reports from the medical team suggest that there is no major injury. The scans were part of a routine check-up to ensure that everything is in order. He was later seen walking slowly with support but appeared in stable condition.

The team management is expected to take a call on his participation in upcoming games based on medical advice and his recovery progress. For now, Pant might be rested as a precaution, especially considering his importance in India’s plans ahead of major tournaments.

Fans will remember that Pant recently made a strong return to cricket after a long injury layoff due to a car accident in 2022. With that in mind, his health remains a top priority for the team and supporters alike.