India wicketkeeper Rishabh Gasp says "the way to recuperation has started" after he was harmed in a fender bender.

 

Police say the 25-year-old "snoozed off" and failed to keep a grip on his vehicle, which flipped over two times and burst into flames the month before.

He was traveled to Mumbai to have a medical procedure on 4 January, and Gasp, who supported head, back and leg wounds, said on Twitter it had been a triumph.

"I'm lowered and thankful for all the help and great wishes," he added.

"The way to recuperation has started and I'm prepared for the difficulties ahead. Much thanks to you to the @BCCI, @JayShah and government experts for their inconceivable help.

"With the utmost sincerity, I additionally might want to thank every one of my fans, partners, specialists and the physios for your caring words and consolation. Anticipating see you all on the field."

The Leading body of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) recently said Gasp would likewise have "resulting strategies for tendon tears".

Gasp crashed on 30 December among Mangalaur and Nursan, near his old neighborhood of Roorkee in the northern territory of Uttarakhand.

The left-hander has played 33 Tests, 30 one-day internationals and 66 Twenty20s for India.

Gasp, who has captained Delhi Capitals in the Indian Chief Association, is set to miss the current year's competition, what begins in Spring.