Mayank Agarwal fell ill right before his flight to New Delhi, and he was sent to a local hospital.
Out of style Mayank Agarwal, the current captain of Karnataka and opener for India, became ill right before his flight to New Delhi was scheduled to take off. News Headlines India is that the event rocked the cricket community, as the player filed a formal police report accusing foul play. Agarwal was transported to a local hospital. After consuming liquid from a pouch that he mistook for water and that IndiGo Airlines had left on his seat, he is presumed to be safe. Actually, through his manager, Agarwal filed an official police report. International cricket player Mayank Agarwal. His vital signs are normal and he is now stable. However, to look into the matter, his management has filed a special complaint with the NCCPS (New Capital Complex Police Station),” SP West Tripura Kiran Kumar informed PTI.
When pressed for specifics, the top police officer added: “His boss mentioned that there was a pouch in front of him while he was seated in the aircraft. He didn’t drink much, but then his lips started to hurt and he lost the ability to speak. He was taken to ILS hospital. He suffered from mouth ulcers and edema. His vitals are stable otherwise. Kiran Gitte, the state secretary of health, continued, saying, “Police have acknowledged his allegation, and we will look into what occurred. He will travel to Bengaluru tomorrow, per his manager, and we will give him the best care available in Agartala in the interim. Top news in India is that a press release was released by Manoj Kumar Debnath, manager of Business Development at ILS Hospital, indicating that the cricket player was “experiencing some oral irritation and swelling on his lips.” “He was admitted following an evaluation by the hospital’s emergency room consultants. He is currently under constant clinical observation and is considered clinically stable. On Monday, Agarwal, who has appeared in 21 Test matches for India, guided Karnataka to victory over Tripura by 29 runs.
Agarwal is not in any danger at all. He is currently being monitored at a hospital in Agartala, and once we receive an update from the doctors—which we anticipate tonight—we will fly him back to Bengaluru,” a Karnataka State Cricket Association (KSCA) representative told PTI under the condition of anonymity. Agarwal will not, however, participate in the upcoming Ranji Trophy match in Surat against Railways.
He will not be participating in the next game that Karnataka plays (on February 2, against Railways in Surat). Apart from that, there’s no veracity to any circulating rumors. We are in contact with physicians and other state officials, and he is presently stable,” the official stated. Since Nikin Jose is the team’s chosen vice-captain, he should assume captaincy in the upcoming game. In a statement, IndiGo did not provide more details regarding the nature of the medical emergency. The latest news updates in India is that the medical emergency on board forced IndiGo flight 6E 5177, which was traveling from Agartala to Delhi, to return to its starting point. After being unloaded, the traveler was sent to the hospital immediately in need of more medical care. At 1620 hours, the aircraft took off once more toward its destination, according to the airline’s press release. When the incident occurred, Agarwal, who had scored 51 and 17 in the previous game, was meant to go to Surat via Delhi with the entire team.
Karnataka’s next game is against Railways in Surat. Agarwal reportedly started feeling queasy while the squad was in flight and puked a few times while seated. He disembarked as soon as he felt il. When MR. Shahvir Tarapore from KSCA called, we dispatched two of our officials right away to the ILS hospital. We’ve been informed that tests are being performed by doctors while he’s being observed. On the condition of anonymity, a Tripura Cricket Association official stated, “At this point, there are several possibilities on what he might have eaten. As soon as he can return, he will take a plane to Bengaluru. According to many accounts, Agarwal most likely mistakenly drank a different translucent liquid for water and became agitated as a result.
