After the accident, this is the first time Pant has shared a picture of the walk

No more pictures of Rishabh Pant have been published since he was seriously injured in a road accident. Neither Pant nor his close friends published any pictures. How the Indian wicketkeeper is doing is only known as per the information provided by the doctors. Finally putting an end to all the speculations, this is the first time Panth’s picture has come to light after the accident. Panth himself shared that picture.

Panth released two pictures on his official Facebook page and Instagram account on Friday. It is seen, he is walking on the roof of the house. But Pant is still unable to walk independently. He was seen walking on crutches. However, the Indian star gave the good news to the audience. Panth said his recovery process has progressed one step further. Slowly regaining strength.

In the published picture of Pant, however, the injury marks are also visible on his body. The part of the elbow that was cut during the accident still has a black mark. He has a thick bandage on his leg. There is, however, a lot of fluff here. From the swelling of the leg, it is assumed that Panth will not be able to walk normally for the time being. However, it can be said by looking at the picture that he is getting better.

Panth captioned the post, “Going one step further. One step stronger. One step closer to healing.” Just as Panth is a fighting soldier on the cricket field, he is unwilling to give up even outside the field. So as the days go by, he is moving forward little by little in the fight to return.

It is to be noted that Panth suffered a terrible road accident last December. He was seriously injured at that time. As a result, Pant has to stay out of the field for a long time. He will not be able to play in the upcoming Indian Premier League (IPL). But he can be seen in the Delhi Capitals pavilion. Apart from this, there is considerable doubt about Pant’s availability in the ODI World Cup at home at the end of the year. But for now, getting healthy is the biggest challenge for the cricketer