Bangladesh and Comilla Victorian’s brilliant fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman was hit on the head by a ball during a practice session at Zahoor Ahmed Choudhary Stadium in Chattagram today i.e. on 18th February, after which he was immediately admitted to the hospital.

Actually, during the practice session, Liton Das was practicing batting in the other nets. Mustafizur Rahman was back on his bowling mark when Little Das played an aggressive shot. The ball hit Mustafizur Rahman straight on his head. Mustafizur Rahman was first given medical help on the field itself, after which he was immediately admitted to the hospital.

A video is going viral on social media in which it can be seen that many people from the support staff are applying ice on the head of Mustafizur Rahman. According to the report of The Business Standard, Mustafizur Rahman was taken to the emergency unit of Imperial Hospital.

Not only this, The Business Standard also spoke to Shahriar Nafees, Deputy Manager of Cricket Operations Department of Bangladesh Cricket Board, who said that Mustafizur Rahman is completely fine at the moment and his CT scan will be done.

⚠️ MUSTAFIZUR RAHMAN GOT HIT BALL ON HIS HEAD

During practice session of Comillael Victorians a shot from Matthew Ford, the ball hit on Mustafizur’s head then started bleeding. Instantly he is taken into the hospital.#BPL2024 pic.twitter.com/sY3HaLtEc8

— bdcrictime.com (@BDCricTime) February 18, 2024

Bangladesh’s brilliant fast bowler Mustafizur Rahman narrowly escaped.

According to Cricbuzz report, CT Scan has confirmed that Mustafizur Rahman has not suffered any internal bleeding. According to Cricbuzz report, ‘During the practice session, the ball hit Mustafizur Rahman directly on the left side of his head. Due to this, there was a wound there and a lot of blood also came out from Mustafizur Rahman’s head.

However, he was immediately taken to Imperial Hospital. After CT scan, it has been revealed that Mustafizur Rahman is fine and the fast bowler has received stitches where he was injured. Now he is under the supervision of Comilla Victorians team physio.