Watch: Ishan Kishan Shocked As Fans Inform Him Of Rishabh Pant's Accident

 shan Kishan was playing for Jharkhand in a Ranji Trophy match when some fans informed him about Rishabh Pant's car accident.

Indian batsman Rishabh Pant was involved in a serious car accident on the Delhi-Dehradun highway while the cricketer was on his way to his hometown of Roorkee on 30 December. When Pant's luxury car caught fire, he managed to escape, smashing the car's windshield. . . As the entire cricket spectrum and fans prayed for Pant's speedy recovery, fellow Indian wicketkeeper Ishan Kishan learned of Pant's injury during a fans match. Indeed, Kishan was shocked when he found out about Pant's accident.

Pant suffered several serious injuries, including burns, but was rescued in time by a pair of truck drivers who managed to pull him out of the car. The cricketer was admitted to Max Hospital, Dehradun and could be airlifted to a hospital in Delhi.

The 25-year-old claimed he fell asleep while driving, causing his car to hit a traffic island and catch fire.

Kishan was busy playing for Jharkhand in a Ranji Trophy match when the news broke and he was posing for photos with fans when someone informed him about Pant's accident.

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“Rishabh Pant ka accident ho gaya hai (Rishabh Pant had an accident),” said one fan. Shocked to hear what happened, Kishan reacted by saying, "Kya? (What)." Here is the video of it:

When Ishan Kishan came to meet the fans during the drinking break, he was very generous and humble. Show him his reaction after hearing about Rishabh Pants car accident. #keenanstadium #jhvsser @ishankishan51 @BCCI @RishabhPant17 @nistula @akhileshsharma1 pic.twitter.com/3uNLnEDRiX

— Avishkar (@twstopsfreespch) Dec 30, 2022

Subsequently, some fans asked him not to think too much about what happened and to concentrate on the match he had come to play.

While Pant's recovery is still the most important issue today. The cricketer has been confirmed out of danger but as far as his return to action is concerned, the goalkeeper is unlikely to play cricket for the next 4-6 months.