An Indian doctor who helped Pakistani wicket-keeper batsman Mohammad Rizwan recover a day before the T20 World Cup semi-final against Australia in Dubai praised his unwavering spirit and courage while he was suffering from a severe chest infection. Saheer Sainalabdeen, the cricketer’s pulmonologist at Medeor Hospital, was astounded by Rizwan’s quick recovery following treatment. “Khelna hai” “Rizwan chanted to the doctors in the intensive care unit that he wanted to play and be a part of the team.”
In Pakistan’s five-wicket semifinal loss to Australia, the team’s opener defied all expectations by scoring 67 off 52 balls
Rizwan was ecstatic to play for his country in the crucial knockout match. He was a strong, tenacious, and self-assured man. “Saheer remembered the speed with which he recovered.
Before being admitted to the hospital, Rizwan had been suffering from intermittent fevers, a persistent cough, and chest tightness for 3-5 days. The medical team immediately stabilised him and administered symptomatic pain relievers.
His pain level was ten at the time of admission
“We had him undergo a thorough examination in order to get a better picture of what was wrong with him.” According to Saheer
The cricketer, on the other hand, was upbeat and focused on the task at hand.
“All he could think about was the semi-final,” said the doctor. “He seemed focused and to have faith in God.”
The cricketer, on the other hand, was full of energy and determination.
“All he could think about was the semi-final,” said the doctor. “He seemed focused and to have faith in God.”
Rizwan responded well to symptomatic medications and improved significantly during his nights in the ICU. The doctor believes he recovered faster due to a combination of factors.
“Rizwan stood firm, brave, and self-assured. His physical fitness and endurance as a professional athlete were critical to his recovery. Saheer stated that he had been in the intensive care unit for 35 hours.
Rizwan was released from the hospital around noon on Wednesday after being evaluated by a multidisciplinary team of doctors.
They were in constant contact with the team’s medical personnel
Players have been injured as a result of sporting events. As a result, this is the first time an infected player has recovered in a timely manner.
Rizwan’s big sixes had us all on our feet in joy. Since his illness, he has made remarkable progress. “His dedication, commitment, and courage are truly admirable,” Saheer added.
Rizwan expressed gratitude to the doctor and the rest of the medical staff for their assistance and attention. As a thank you gift, he also gave Saheer a signed jersey. The Medeor Hospital Dubai is operated by VPS Healthcare, the company in charge of protecting the bio bubble and providing medical care for the ongoing T20 World Cup.
