India cricketer Mayank Agarwal updated his supporters on social media about his health after being brought to the hospital in Agartala on Tuesday.
Agarwal became ill on a Delhi-bound flight after experiencing a burning sensation in his mouth and throat. He was admitted to the ILS hospital in Tripura and spent the night in the intensive care unit, but he is expected to be discharged soon.
“I’m feeling better now.” Planning a comeback. Thank you for your prayers, love, and support, everyone.” Agarwal remarked while tweeting a few photos from his hospital bed.
Agarwal was at the north-eastern Indian state’s capital city with the Karnataka Ranji Trophy side, which defeated Tripura by 29 runs in an Elite Group C match on January 29.
The incident occurred the next evening, while Agarwal was travelling from Agartala to Surat via New Delhi for Karnataka’s fifth-round Ranji Trophy match against Railways, which began on Friday. was removed off the plane and immediately sent to the hospital owing to vomiting, while the rest of the Karnataka squad resumed their journey.
“He had some oral irritation and swelling on his lips.” He was admitted after being assessed by the hospital’s emergency specialists. For the time being, he is clinically stable and being closely followed, according to a hospital release.
The Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) is working closely with authorities from the Tripura Cricket Association (TCA) and the visiting medical specialists.
Cricketer and his state squad make a police complaint.
The Karnataka team manager filed a formal complaint on Agarwal’s behalf, which resulted in the registration of a case at the New Capital Complex Police Station in Agartala.
The cricketer is slated for additional testing, and based on the results, a decision will be taken about his likely return to Bengaluru in the coming days.
Unfortunately, this news effectively puts him out of Karnataka’s forthcoming Ranji Trophy match.
