The result of the ongoing Test match between India and New Zealand came out today in the second session of the third day of the match at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai. India had to face defeat in this match also. Earlier, the Indian team had also lost to New Zealand in Bengaluru and Pune. Well, today we will not talk about the match but about who will treat a spectator if he gets hit by a ball during the match.
Injury during the match< /p>
During a cricket match, when the batsman hits long sixes, many times the ball falls among the spectators. In such a situation, it is natural to raise the question that if a spectator gets injured by a cricket ball, then who will get him treated? In fact, there is a provision for immediate medical aid in the stadium during every match. This medical team immediately comes into action when such a situation arises and treats anyone who gets injured.
What kind of facilities does the medical team have?
The medical team that is always present during a cricket match usually consists of first aid, ambulance service and other doctors. The job of this team is to provide immediate help and send the patient to the hospital in serious cases as per the need.
Now the question arises that who will pay the hospital expenses? When this team refers someone to the hospital, his treatment is started immediately. If a spectator gets injured in India, BCCI medical officers help the patient. However, till now there has not been any such situation in India, in which a spectator got hurt by the ball and had to be admitted to the hospital.
What will happen if the player gets hit?
If an Indian player gets seriously injured during a match, the BCCI bears the entire cost of his treatment. Many such cases have been seen in which an Indian player got injured during the match and had to be admitted to the hospital. Similarly, if a cricketer from another country gets injured, the cricket board of that country bears the expenses of his treatment.
