Shardul Thakur Discharged After Being Hospitalized During Irani Cup Encounter

Indian cricketer Shardul Thakur has been discharged from the hospital after being admitted due to a viral infection during the ongoing Irani Cup match between Mumbai and the Rest of India. His hospitalization raised concerns about his participation in the match, particularly as he had already been battling a fever while contributing to his team’s innings.

Hospitalization Due to Viral Infection

Thakur was hospitalized on October 2, following a day of intense play where he exhibited symptoms of illness. Despite running a high fever of 102 degrees, he managed to score a vital 36 runs off 59 balls, helping his team reach a total of 537 runs in their first innings. His performance included a crucial partnership with Sarfaraz Khan, who went on to score a historic double century.

According to Mumbai team manager Bhushan Patil, Thakur was discharged from the hospital on the morning of October 3, coinciding with the start of the Rest of India’s innings. While he is recovering, it has been confirmed that he is unlikely to take the field for the remainder of this innings.

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Performance Under Duress

During his time at the crease, Thakur’s health deteriorated significantly due to the hot and humid conditions in Lucknow. He had initially been saved for a late batting position but was called into action when teammate Mohit Avasthi was dismissed. Despite feeling weak and requiring medical attention during his innings, Thakur displayed remarkable resilience by contributing significantly before being rushed to the hospital after stumps.

Medical tests conducted during his hospital stay revealed no major ailments, which is encouraging for both Thakur and his fans. There is speculation that he may rejoin his teammates in the dressing room later in the day if his recovery continues positively.

This match marks Thakur’s return to competitive cricket following foot surgery earlier this year. Having previously played a pivotal role in Mumbai’s Ranji Trophy victory, he aims to regain his place in India‘s Test setup through strong performances in upcoming domestic matches. His commitment and ability to perform under pressure have made him a key player for both Mumbai and the national team.

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Indian cricketer Shardul Thakur has been discharged from the hospital after being admitted due to a viral infection during the ongoing Irani Cup match between Mumbai and the Rest of India. His hospitalization raised concerns about his participation in the match, particularly as he had already been battling a fever while contributing to his team's innings.

Hospitalization Due to Viral Infection

Thakur was hospitalized on October 2, following a day of intense play where he exhibited symptoms of illness. Despite running a high fever of 102 degrees, he managed to score a vital 36 runs off 59 balls, helping his team reach a total of 537 runs in their first innings. His performance included a crucial partnership with Sarfaraz Khan, who went on to score a historic double century.

According to Mumbai team manager Bhushan Patil, Thakur was discharged from the hospital on the morning of October 3, coinciding with the start of the Rest of India's innings. While he is recovering, it has been confirmed that he is unlikely to take the field for the remainder of this innings.

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Performance Under Duress

During his time at the crease, Thakur's health deteriorated significantly due to the hot and humid conditions in Lucknow. He had initially been saved for a late batting position but was called into action when teammate Mohit Avasthi was dismissed. Despite feeling weak and requiring medical attention during his innings, Thakur displayed remarkable resilience by contributing significantly before being rushed to the hospital after stumps.

Medical tests conducted during his hospital stay revealed no major ailments, which is encouraging for both Thakur and his fans. There is speculation that he may rejoin his teammates in the dressing room later in the day if his recovery continues positively.

This match marks Thakur's return to competitive cricket following foot surgery earlier this year. Having previously played a pivotal role in Mumbai's Ranji Trophy victory, he aims to regain his place in India's Test setup through strong performances in upcoming domestic matches. His commitment and ability to perform under pressure have made him a key player for both Mumbai and the national team.

Stay updated with all the cricketing action, follow Cricadium on WhatsApp, Facebook, Twitter, Telegram, and Instagram