Indian Cricket team’s wicketkeeper Rishab Pant was seen in the audience during Delhi Capitals clash with Gujarat Titans. The video was shared by Indian Premier League’s social media handle and was met with lots of support from his fans.

In the video, Rishab Pant can be seen standing in the stands as other people in the VIP section crowd him to extend their support. A man can also be seen approaching him and hugging and patting Pant’s cheeks to show his affection and to see him back on his feet.

The commentators can also be heard talking about the Indian team’s wicketkeeper as they laud him for his fateful journey of almost being back to the field. The fans around the stadium can also be heard roaring after witnessing the Indian team’s wicket-keeper’s arrival at the VIP stands. Pant can also be seen waving and thanking the fan’s gesture.

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Rishab Pant’s accident

The Indian Cricket team’s wicketkeeper met with a horrific car accident in December last year. Pant was traveling to the Gurukul Narsan area near Roorkee on December 30 to meet his mother, however, while driving he reportedly fell asleep at the steering-wheel which led to the car’s collision with the divider.

Fortunately, Pant narrowly escaped from the car crash was helped by some locals who were at the accident sight before the car exploded. The Indian cricketer suffered several injuries to his face, as well as his knees. Pant was initially rushed to a private hospital in Dehradun and was later shifted to Delhi for further treatment.

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Twitter reactions

After the video of the incident went viral, many users joined hands to offer their support to the people. One user, reacting to the video, said that they were relieved and filled with joy to see him in the stadium. The user also wished for his speedy recovery.

One user wrote and said that it was good to see Pant back in the ground and further hoped for his speedy recovery.

One user also wrote and said that they are praying for the cricketer’s speedy recovery and further added that they are badly missing his batting prowess.

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Reports said the 29-year-old weightlifter tested positive for an anabolic steroid, Drostanolone Metabolite during the in-competition testing at the National Games in Gujrat in September-October last year.

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The development was confirmed by Indian Weightlifting Federation president Sahdev Yadav. Drostanolone Metabolite is listed in the World Anti-doping Agency’s (WADA) prohibited list. Chanu’s dope sample was collected on September 30, 2022.

Chanu still can appeal against the decision. Earlier in January, the weightlifter protested against her dope test saying she will never go through it again as she had already experienced it before. She further said she is not sure if she will appeal against the decision as in both cases she will lose.

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Chanu said if she appeals it will take time to clear her name and she will lose out on the chance to qualify for the Olympics and Asian Games if she doesn’t, she will be slapped with a suspension.

Khumukcham Sanjita Chanu won multiple prestigious accolades including gold medals at teh 2014 Glasgow and the 2018 Gold Cost events in the women’s 48 kg and 53 kg weight categories respectively.

She also holds the CWG record for 84 kg for the Snatch segment.

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This year, ILP is going to be more fun as Jio Cinema will premier the matches in 12 different Indian languages including English, Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Bengali, Bhojpuri, Gujarati, Odia, Marathi, and Punjabi.

On the first day of the 16th edition of IPL, social media couldn’t keep calm after the Bhojpuri commentary by Ravi Kisan went viral. Kisan’s commentary was loved by cricket fans and Bhojpuri-speaking regions. Now, Punjabi commentary by Sunil Taneja is getting the same love from the audience.

A video of Taneja’s commentary is doing rounds on social media wherein he could be heard explaining how wet balls due to dew affects the game.

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Several social media users have reacted to it. While for one the IPL became more charming with Sunil Taneja’s Punjabi commentary, for others Punjabi commentary is a whole other vibe.

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