Rahul Tiwari
khelja|13-09-2024
Simi Singh: The last few days have been nothing less than a nightmare for Ireland's legendary spinner Simi Singh. Simi Singh is an Irish player of Indian origin and is one of the most important players of his team. But for some time now, he was suffering from a serious illness and due to this he had also taken a break from cricket.
Simi Singh was suffering from liver failure and he had no other option except transplant. In such a difficult situation, his wife came forward to support him and this story has now become an inspiration.
Wife donated liver
Irish player Simi Singh was upset when the doctors of Medanta Hospital told him that his liver was completely damaged.
But his wife came to support him in this difficult situation and donated her liver. Simi Singh's surgery has been very successful and now he is seen recovering soon. It is being said that if everything goes well, he can return to the field again.Irish player Simi Singh is on the path to recovery following liver transplant surgery. He is now on the path to recovery following a successful liver transplant surgery. Earlier this month, it came to light that he is suffering from liver failure and needs a transplant.
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Simi Singh expressed her gratitude to everyone on social media
A few days after the surgery, Simi Singh expressed her gratitude to everyone on her social media account. She wrote that, my surgery lasted for about 12 hours and it was successful. In this difficult situation, my family and my wife took care of me and they donated their liver to me.
Thank you all for praying for me in this difficult time.This is how Simi Singh's performance is
If we talk about Simi Singh's cricket career, then her career has been very brilliant. In her career so far, she has scored 593 runs in 35 ODI matches played for Ireland. Along with this, she also took 39 important wickets while bowling. Whereas in 53 T20 matches, she has scored 96 runs and taken 44 wickets.
