Rishabh Pant shares pic of scar while working out after one year of his road accident

The date, December 30, 2023, will mark a year since Team India’s wicketkeeper-batter Rishabh Pant had suffered multiple injuries after being involved in a horrific car accident. On Friday, December 29, the star middle-order batter posted an image on social media, showcasing his legs during a workout and revealing the scar he acquired from the accident.

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However, the car accident dealt a significant blow to the cricketer, who appeared to be at the pinnacle of his abilities. Pant has commendably shifted into rehabilitation, following the treatment for his injuries. The southpaw consistently provides an encouraging update about his recovery to fans. Pant shared a picture of his legs featuring the scar from the accident on his Instagram story, accompanied by the caption;

“Work in progress getting there.”

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Recovering fast 🤩#IPL2024 #DelhiCapitals #RishabhPant #CricketTwitter pic.twitter.com/86hh34Ff1q

— InsideSport (@InsideSportIND) December 30, 2023

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Pant has been duped of Rs 1.63 crore

In a surprising change of events, it was recently disclosed that Pant had fallen victim to a staggering scam of Rs 1.63 crore dupe by a former under-19 player. The 25-year-old offender, Mrinank Singh was arrested by the Delhi Police on Monday, leaving many in a state of disbelief.

The India wicketkeeper batter ventured into a new business involving luxury goods and became entangled in a fraudulent scheme. According to Eklavya Dwivedi, Pant's lawyer as revealed in a Sports Tak interview, the wicketkeeper-batter had embarked on a business centered around acquiring high-end products at reasonable prices. Little did he know that this decision would result in a substantial financial setback.

"Singh was entrusted with procuring expensive watches and jewellery for Pant. However, he failed to deliver the promised products, prompting Pant to issue a legal notice demanding the owed Rs 1.63 crore," stated Dwivedi.

A few days back, Singh even presented Pant with a cheque for the agreed-upon amount to clear the debt. Regrettably, the cheque bounced due to insufficient funds, placing Pant at a disadvantage. Despite Singh's repeated assurances to settle the outstanding dues, none materialized, prompting Pant to file a formal complaint against him. The situation took a serious turn on Monday when Singh was apprehended at Delhi airport while attempting to flee to Hong Kong. In a peculiar turn of events, he attempted to impersonate a senior Karnataka police officer, Alok Kumar seeking assistance from immigration officials.