Hours after a Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy match, India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was diagnosed with severe gastroenteritis and admitted to a hospital in Pune; the BCCI has not yet provided an update.
Hours after Mumbai's high-scoring Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy Super League match against Rajasthan, India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal was taken to the hospital in Pune due to severe stomach ache, as cricket fans elsewhere continued to concentrate on the IPL action taking place in Abu Dhabi.
After the game, what became of Yashasvi Jaiswal?
A senior Indian Express journalist posted on X that Yashasvi Jaiswal had stomach problems during the game, which got much worse after play ended. After being brought to Aditya Birla Hospital in Pimpri-Chinchwad, medical professionals determined that he had acute gastroenteritis.
The 23-year-old received intravenous medicine and underwent medical evaluation, which included CT and ultrasound (USG) scans. Since then, he has been counseled to stick to his treatment plan and get enough sleep.
Did Jaiswal play in spite of his health issues?
Yashasvi Jaiswal played in the pivotal Super League match despite being uncomfortable. He scored 15 from 16 balls as Mumbai chased down a difficult goal of 217 to win by three wickets.
Ajinkya Rahane's undefeated 72 led the run chase, but Sarfaraz Khan's scorching 22-ball 73 was crucial. Despite the victory, Mumbai's campaign came to an abrupt end as the squad was eliminated from the competition.
On the pitch, was Jaiswal clearly ill?
According to reports, Jaiswal was clearly uncomfortable during the game, and when play finished, the pain got worse. His health worsened, necessitating emergency care and hospitalization later that evening.
Although more details regarding his recuperation are anticipated in the days ahead, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has not yet released an official medical update.
How has Jaiswal been performing lately?
Yashasvi Jaiswal's hospitalization coincides with the left-handed batter's otherwise impressive run of form.
In three Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy games, Jaiswal amassed 145 runs at an average of 48.33 and a remarkable strike rate of 168.6.
In the most recent ODI series against South Africa, he also showed promise, amassing 156 runs at an average of 78 across three games, including his first ODI century.
What does this signify for his cricket career going forward?
Yashasvi Jaiswal should have enough time to fully heal because he has no upcoming international assignments and is not currently a member of India's T20I team. Mid-January is when India's next international commitments are set, giving the young opener a chance to recuperate without being under pressure from the competition.
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