Ireland all-rounder Simi Singh has successfully undergone a liver transplant and is now on the path to recovery, as confirmed by his recent Instagram update. Singh, who had been battling acute liver failure due to improperly prescribed antibiotics and steroids, had been receiving treatment at Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon. His wife, Agamdeep, played a critical role in his recovery by donating part of her liver. Singh, who last played for Ireland in the T20 World Cup in 2022, has been a key player for the team in ODIs and T20Is, known for his contributions both with the bat and ball.
Simi Singh’s Successful Liver Transplant
Ireland all-rounder Simi Singh has undergone a successful liver transplant, as he confirmed on his Instagram story. The 37-year-old, who was battling acute liver failure, shared that the surgery, which lasted 12 hours, went well and he is now in the recovery phase. Singh revealed that a misprescription of antibiotics and steroids led to his liver failure and expressed gratitude for his wife’s donation of part of her liver to save his life.
Previously, Singh had been in the ICU at Medanta Hospital in Gurgaon while awaiting the transplant. His wife, Agamdeep, emerged as the donor after Singh’s condition deteriorated. The cricketer’s journey from initial illness in Ireland to treatment in India has been arduous, but he is now on the mend, thanks to the support from his family and well-wishers.
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Simi Singh’s Career and Recent Challenges
Simi Singh, a prominent figure in Ireland’s white-ball cricket, last represented the national team in the T20 World Cup of October 2022. Despite his significant contributions over the years, including 35 ODIs and 53 T20Is with a combined 83 wickets, Singh has been out of favor with the Ireland squad for the past two years. His performances in these formats were notable, marked by excellent economy rates and valuable batting contributions.
Despite his achievements in limited-overs cricket and first-class matches, Singh was never included in Ireland’s Test squad. His impressive domestic record includes an average of 25.25 with the ball and 36 with the bat across 13 first-class games. Singh’s absence from the Ireland team and his recent health challenges have highlighted the resilience and dedication he has shown throughout his career.
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