Indian all-rounder Krunal Pandya who was tested positive for Covid-19 has now been fully recovered. Krunal Pandya has now returned to India from Sri Lanka after finishing quarantine and testing negative several times.
Meanwhile, the star Mumbai Indians all-rounder uploaded a video on his official Instagram account. In the video, he was seen interacting with his three pet dogs. Also, the pets enjoyed the company of their owner. Krunal Pandya captioned the video:
“Pure love. Meeting them after so long gives me so much joy.”
Meanwhile, on Friday, Krunal Pandya uploaded an Instagram picture and thanked all his well-wishers. He wrote:
“Thank you for your wishes everyone. They kept me going. I’m completely fine now, thanks to all the efforts of the doctors and healthcare workers. Special mention to everyone at BCCI and Sri Lankan Cricket for all that they’ve done for me. Forever grateful.”
Krunal Pandya alongside Yuzvendra Chahal and K Gowtham were found Covid-19 positive
Indian star all-rounder Krunal Pandya was found Covid-19 positive just ahead of the 2nd T20I match. Also, the match was later postponed due to the virus spread as 8 Indian cricketers were found in close contact with Krunal. Meanwhile, The list of players includes Hardik Pandya, Manish Pandey, Ishan Kishan, Suryakumar Yadav, Prithvi Shaw, Deepak Chahar, K Gowtham, and Yuzvendra Chahal.
“Following the Rapid Antigen Tests conducted ahead of the match on Tuesday morning, Team India all-rounder Krunal Pandya was found to be positive. The Medical Teams have identified eight members as close contacts. The entire contingent is undergoing RT-PCR tests today to ascertain any further outbreak in the squad,” the statement further added.
Later it found that two of the close contacts of Krunal, Yuzvendra Chahal and Gowtham have contracted the virus. A BCCI source told:
“Yuzi (Chahal) and Gowtham have tested positive as the team was supposed to return by a charter flight to Bengaluru sans Krunal Pandya. But now as per rules, Gowtham and Yuzi will also have to be in seven-day isolation in Sri Lanka.”