Father came out of ICU, the very next day son Mohsin Khan gave a great victory to the team, the player shared a special story

In the Indian Premier League on May 16, in a very exciting match, the team of Mumbai Indians had to beat Lucknow Super Giants by just five runs. The hero of this victory has been Lucknow Supergiants fast bowler Mohsin Khan who bowled the 20th over in such a way that the batsmen could not even score 11 runs and the match came in Lucknow’s pocket. Due to Mohsin Khan’s steady bowling, he did not give Mumbai Indians star batsmen Tim David and Cameron Green any chance to score runs.

Mohsin Khan has also shared a special thing after this match. He told that his father came out of ICU only a day before playing the match with Mumbai. He said that it was a very difficult time. He was in the hospital for the last 10 days and came out of the ICU only yesterday. They must also be watching the match. Please tell that in this match, Mohsin Khan looted 26 runs in three overs and one wicket was a blow.

also mentioned the disease
Lucknow Supergiants pacer Mohsin Khan shared highlights after leading the team to a memorable win against Mumbai Indians in an Indian Premier League T20 match. He mentioned his illness and recalled the bad times. He told that if he did not reach the doctors at the right time, then his hand could have to be amputated. Please tell that Mohsin Khan had to undergo shoulder surgery last year. There were clots of blood in his left shoulder.

away from the field due to surgery
Due to this surgery, he had to stay away from the field for a long time. Even Mohsin Khan could not play the entire domestic season and the opening matches of the IPL. Mohsin told reporters after the match, “There was a time when I had given up on playing cricket because my hand could not even raise itself. When I used to raise my hand somehow after trying a lot, it was not straight. “He said,” It was a medical ailment. I shudder to remember that time, because the doctors had said that if I had delayed the surgery for another month, my hand might have to be amputated.

This 24-year-old fast bowler said, “I would like that no cricketer should get this disease. It was a strange disease. My arteries were completely clogged. Blood clots had frozen in them. Cricket association (Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association), Rajeev Shukla sir, my franchisee (Lucknow Supergiants), my family supported a lot in this difficult time. I have seen very difficult times before and after the surgery but everyone supported me. “When asked about the plan for the last over, he said,” Obviously there is pressure. I was trying to do on the field what we usually do during practice. I was not thinking of defending 10 or 11 runs. I was thinking of bowling six good balls.