"His condition is much stable now, he is gradually improving. The
blood clot too has reduced," said doctor Buddhadev Saha, who is
attending Rahul.
Rahul has been on a liquid diet and according to Saha he would soon be given solid food to eat.
"He
has been in a liquid diet, let's see we might give him something to eat
today," added Saha. Rahul was given soup on Wednesday night and again
on Thursday morning but he will still be kept under observation for the
next few days and has to undergo a third magnetic resonance imaging
scan.
Rahul was injured on the left side of his head after being
hit by a ball in a Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) club league
match, a day after former Bengal Under-19 team's captain Ankit Keshri
died from the injuries sustained on Friday during a fielding collision
in a CAB senior knockout tournament game.CAB has extended assistance to
Ghosh stating that they will bear all expenses for his treatment.
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