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Indian cricket team wicket keeper and batsman, Rishabh Pant, met with a major accident near Roorkee while he was returning from Dehradun in his Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe. Pant, reportedly lost control of the vehicle and drove over a divider for several meters, the impact was so strong that the cricketer was thrown out of the SUV’s windscreen. The vehicle immediately caught fire and was charred within minutes. Pant, on the other hand, was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital where he is currently being treated for injuries on the head and a ligament injury in the right ankle. While fire tenders were able to douse the fire, what was left of the SUV, was barely recognisable. The fact that the SUV caught fire and got charred to the bones so quickly is a reminder of how quickly a fire can spread in modern cars. However, it should be considered that it's very hard for modern internal combustion cars to catch fire but in the rare event that they do go ablaze, the fire is almost certain to engulf the vehicle very quickly. Cues can be taken from the recent incident in Delhi, where a revengeful man trying to put one Maruti Suzuki Ertiga on fire, ended up torching 20 vehicles that were just parked near the burning vehicle. Similar to Pant’s accident, by the time police and seven fire tenders extinguished the fire, all the 20 cars parked in the third-level basement of Delhi were gutted, some only had their chassis left at the spot as a remaining part. Both these incidents reiterate t...

Rishab Pant's car crash CCTV video footage is doing rounds on the internet. The clip shows the vehicle involved in the accident having a high-speed collision with the road divider before flying off several feet from the ground. Pant has bought a new Mercedes GLC SUV sometime back, while the accidental car seems to be in a pretty wrecked shape, it is said to be the same GLC SUV. Which car was Rishab Pant's driving?Well it is yet not clear if the Indian cricketer was on the driving seat or on the passenger seat of the car that met with the accident. Pant has bought a new Mercedes GLC SUV sometime back, while the accidental car seems to be in a pretty wrecked shape, it is said to be the same GLC SUV.

By India Today Web Desk: India star wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant's car caught fire minutes after colliding with the divider due to the force of the collision. Pant, despite his injuries, shattered the glass window of his car and escaped just in time to avoid what could have been a fatal accident. Pant was on his way to Roorkee and was driving alone at the time of the accident. The Director General of Uttarakhand Police, Ashok Kumar, told India Today that Rishabh Pant's car met with an accident at around 5:30 am. He also confirmed that the incident occurred in Mohammedpur Jat, near Roorkee. Pant claimed that he dozed off while driving, causing the car to collide with the divider and catch fire. He was taken to the Roorkee hospital and is now being transferred to Dehradun. Following the collision, Rishabh Pant's Mercedes caught fire. Notably, Pant was driving alone at the time of the accident and had to break the windscreen of the car to get out. Pant's main injuries, which led to emergency treatment, are on his forehead and knee. Despite the fact that Pant's car caught fire, the initial X-rays showed no fractures and no burns on his body. Pant, 25, was left out of India's squads for the home T20I and ODI series against Sri Lanka, which begins on January 3. He was scheduled to attend the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru for strength and conditioning before the February Test series against Australia. He most recently batted 93 in the second Test against Bangladesh in ...

While the reason for the crash is not yet known, eyewitnesses and officials on the scene suggest that fog or driver fatigue might be the reason which distracted Pant and led to the crash. Since it was a cold morning and Pant was driving alone which means he might have dozed off, but it is just one of the speculations so far and police are investigating the actual reason behind the accident. One of the most common reasons for vehicles to catch fire is leaks from fuel tanks after a crash or blow. Fuel tank lines are particularly susceptible to rupture if the accident was a severe one. In cases like that of Pant, even a minor leak ignited due to collision or friction can spark a fire. Also, flammable materials apart from the fuel, including engine oil, brake oil, or lubricants, sometimes play a part when exposed to a spark and come in contact with really hot metal parts.

Indian cricket team wicket keeper and batsman, Rishabh Pant, met with a major accident near Roorkee while he was returning from Dehradun in his Mercedes-Benz GLE Coupe. Pant, reportedly lost control of the vehicle and drove over a divider for several meters, the impact was so strong that the cricketer was thrown out of the SUV’s windscreen. The vehicle immediately caught fire and was charred within minutes. Pant, on the other hand, was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital where he is currently being treated for injuries on the head and a ligament injury in the right ankle. While fire tenders were able to douse the fire, what was left of the SUV, was barely recognisable. The fact that the SUV caught fire and got charred to the bones so quickly is a reminder of how quickly a fire can spread in modern cars. However, it should be considered that it's very hard for modern internal combustion cars to catch fire but in the rare event that they do go ablaze, the fire is almost certain to engulf the vehicle very quickly. Cues can be taken from the recent incident in Delhi, where a revengeful man trying to put one Maruti Suzuki Ertiga on fire, ended up torching 20 vehicles that were just parked near the burning vehicle. Similar to Pant’s accident, by the time police and seven fire tenders extinguished the fire, all the 20 cars parked in the third-level basement of Delhi were gutted, some only had their chassis left at the spot as a remaining part. Both these incidents reiterate t...

By India Today Web Desk: India star wicketkeeper Rishabh Pant's car caught fire minutes after colliding with the divider due to the force of the collision. Pant, despite his injuries, shattered the glass window of his car and escaped just in time to avoid what could have been a fatal accident. Pant was on his way to Roorkee and was driving alone at the time of the accident. The Director General of Uttarakhand Police, Ashok Kumar, told India Today that Rishabh Pant's car met with an accident at around 5:30 am. He also confirmed that the incident occurred in Mohammedpur Jat, near Roorkee. Pant claimed that he dozed off while driving, causing the car to collide with the divider and catch fire. He was taken to the Roorkee hospital and is now being transferred to Dehradun. Following the collision, Rishabh Pant's Mercedes caught fire. Notably, Pant was driving alone at the time of the accident and had to break the windscreen of the car to get out. Pant's main injuries, which led to emergency treatment, are on his forehead and knee. Despite the fact that Pant's car caught fire, the initial X-rays showed no fractures and no burns on his body. Pant, 25, was left out of India's squads for the home T20I and ODI series against Sri Lanka, which begins on January 3. He was scheduled to attend the National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru for strength and conditioning before the February Test series against Australia. He most recently batted 93 in the second Test against Bangladesh in ...

Rishab Pant's car crash CCTV video footage is doing rounds on the internet. The clip shows the vehicle involved in the accident having a high-speed collision with the road divider before flying off several feet from the ground. Pant has bought a new Mercedes GLC SUV sometime back, while the accidental car seems to be in a pretty wrecked shape, it is said to be the same GLC SUV. Which car was Rishab Pant's driving?Well it is yet not clear if the Indian cricketer was on the driving seat or on the passenger seat of the car that met with the accident. Pant has bought a new Mercedes GLC SUV sometime back, while the accidental car seems to be in a pretty wrecked shape, it is said to be the same GLC SUV.