The Indian team has a winning record to start the 2023 World Cup. They demonstrated their tenacity by crushing Australia by six wickets in the opening game. However, the Indian team experienced a significant setback prior to their encounter against the Afghan team. The team’s star batsman unexpectedly needed to be hospitalized. This is a significant development for India ahead of their match against Pakistan on October 14.
Star hitter is taken to the hospital
Shubman Gill, Team India’s consistently deadly batter in 2023, needs to be admitted to the hospital. Shubman Gill, who has dengue fever, has been admitted to a hospital in Chennai, according to a Cricbuzz report. On Monday morning, the Indian team’s opening batsman was admitted to Kaveri Hospital and is now receiving medical attention. The youthful opener is also receiving attention from Dr. Rizwan Khan, a physician for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), who is traveling with the squad.
Platelet count decline
Shubman Gill had been on a drip in the Chennai team hotel for a few days when a BCCI official alerted them about the beating. He lost 70,000 platelets, which is a common level for dengue patients. You must continue to be monitored by medical professionals until the count falls below 100,000 as a safety precaution. Gill will be released as soon as the count surpasses 100,000 once more.
As of this update,
BCCI provided an update on Shubman Gill on Monday. Shubhman Gill, a batsman for Team India, will not go to Delhi with the team on October 9, 2023, according to the BCCI. the opening batter who was unable to participate in the team’s opening game against Australia in Chennai during the ICC World Cup 2023. Additionally, he won’t be able to participate in the team’s upcoming game against Afghanistan. He will just remain in Chennai, where the medical staff will be in charge of him.
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