Shikhar Dhawan posts photo with mother on Twitter, thanks fans for their prayers

As of now, Dhawan's mother is recovering from illness. The Indian cricketer took to his official Twitter account and shared a picture of himself with his mother

By: Score Keepers |
September 5, 2017 4:30 pm

Team India’s star opener Shikhar Dhawan had to leave the bilateral series against Sri Lanka ahead of the last ODI and will also not feature in the one-off T20I scheduled to be played on September 6. The reason behind his leaving for India was his ailing mother who had been hospitalised. Fortunately, Dhawan’s mother is well now. On September 4, Dhawan shared a picture with his mother where he thanked his fans for their support.

On September 3, Dhawan left Sri Lanka to be with his family. Meanwhile, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) confirmed this information in a press release. The release said,”Opener Shikhar Dhawan would be leaving for India on Sunday to see his ailing mother. Dhawan’s mother is stable and is recovering well at the moment.”

As of now, Dhawan’s mother is recovering from an illness. The Indian cricketer took to his official Twitter account and shared a picture of himself with his mother. Both the mother and the son could be seen smiling in that photo. Shawan also wrote a caption with the picture which read,”Mom is recovering… Her health is much better than before. Thank you every1 fr your support.”

Mom is recovering… Her health is much better than before. Thank you every1 fr your support pic.twitter.com/SasYjC8ftB

— Shikhar Dhawan (@SDhawan25) September 4, 2017

Shikhar Dhawan made a come back in the Indian team in the ICC Champions Trophy 2017. Just like the previous edition, he was again awarded the Man of the Series award in this grand tournament. He continued to be in the form in the West Indies tour and then in the Test series against Sri Lanka as well. He turned out to be the highest run-getter in the three-match Test series against the Lankans. He scored a total of 358 runs in three games at an average of 89.50, including two centuries.

Also in the 4 OSI games he played, he scored 190 runs at an average of 63.33, including one century.

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