Urvashi Rautela now shares image of Mumbai hospital where Rishabh Pant is undergoing treatment
Mumbai: Urvashi Rautela dropped yet another cryptic message on the social media this time by sharing an image of the hospital where injured India wicket-keeper Rishabh Pant is undergoing treatment in Mumbai.
In the Instagram story section she shared an image of Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani hospital, raising speculation that perhaps she visited the cricketer.
The post was shared after the cricketer, who has played several crucial knocks for India in recent times, was airlifted to the hospital from Dehradun for the treatment of ligament injuries in the knee and ankle.
Urvashi, however, did not share much details in the post.
Pant was involved in a road accident in the wee hours of December 30 as he was driving from Roorkee to New Delhi.
Eyewitnesses and videos that surfaced later showed Pant's car had caught fire but he was able to escape. The BCCI confirmed that the left-hander had suffered injuries to his head, back and feet. He had two cuts on his forehead, a ligament tear in his right knee and has also hurt his right wrist, ankle, toe and has suffered abrasion injuries on his back.
Pant was first admitted to Saksham Hospital near Delhi before being shifted to Max Hospital in Dehradun after his condition was stabilised.
Pant was a part of India's Test series whitewash against Bangladesh and was due to report to the NCA in Bengaluru for strength and conditioning ahead of the all-important Border-Gavaskar Series against Australia that commences next month.
(Image of Hospital shared by Urvashi Rautela on Instagram)
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