A baby step, wheelchair … and when Pandya stood up after surgery, video viral

Indian cricket team all-rounder Hardik Pandya is now able to stand and walk after successful back surgery in London.

Indian cricket team all-rounder Hardik Pandya is now able to stand and walk after successful back surgery in London. The 25-year-old all-rounder has shared his latest status on Twitter account.

Pandya shared the video on Tuesday night, in which he seems to be able to step slowly after taking help from the hospital bed. After this, he sits in a wheelchair. He is also seen driving the wheelchair himself in the corridor. Finally, he is seen walking once again. Physiotherapist Yogesh Parmar has gone to London with him.

She has shared the video with the video – small steps … But my path of complete fitness starts from here and now thanks to everyone for their support and best wishes … it means a lot.

Earlier, Hardik had shared the photo on Saturday, writing, ‘The surgery was successful. Thank you for all the well wishes. Will return soon Until then miss me. ‘

Hardik Pandya had complained of lower back pain after India’s last T20 International match against South Africa in Bengaluru on 22 September. The BCCI medical team spoke to a panel of spinal specialists in England and advised for surgery.

Hardik Pandya may have to stay out of cricket for about four months. It is said that Hardik may have to stay out of cricket for at least 12 to 16 weeks (three to four months). It is expected that he will be fit before the IPL (Indian Premier League).