This Indian cricketer had a hole in his heart, and had surgery at the age of 21, BCCI saved his life

A shocking revelation has been made about Yash Dhull, who led Team India to victory in the Under-19 World Cup. According to reports, Yash Dhull's life was in danger and he recently underwent heart surgery. BCCI has played an important role in saving Yash Dhull's life. When Yash Dhull was at the National Cricket Stadium in Bengaluru, his tests were done and it was revealed that he had a hole in his heart. After this, 21-year-old Yash Dhull underwent surgery and BCCI fully cooperated in this.

Yash Dhull's childhood coach Pradeep Kochar informed that this player was found out during the NCA checkup. NCA doctors advised that Yash Dhull should undergo surgery immediately. Yash's surgery was done in Delhi and now he has also recovered. Yash Dhull is currently playing in the Delhi Premier League. Yash Dhull's father said that BCCI contributed to his son's surgery and was in constant touch with him. After the surgery, Yash Dhull got a fitness certificate from NCA to play cricket and his fitness is also being monitored in the Delhi Premier League.

Yash Dhul is a great batsman, he can also be seen in Team India in the future. This right-handed batsman was the captain of the India Under-19 team in 2022 and Yash also made Team India the champion by performing brilliantly. Yash Dhul scored a brilliant century in the semi-finals of the tournament and was also selected as the captain of the best team of the tournament. Yash Dhul made his debut for Delhi in the Ranji Trophy in the year 2022 and he scored a century in both the innings against Tamil Nadu. In his first Ranji season itself, this player scored 479 runs at an average of 119.75, which included three centuries. He scored a double-century against Chhattisgarh.