US EditionNgidi Leaves IPL Game in Ambulance After Head Injury
Ngidi was stretchered off after a failed catch attempt, and Delhi Capitals used a concussion substitute as doctors took him for further checks.
- Delhi Capitals bowler Lungi Ngidi suffered a head injury while attempting a catch during game 35 of the Indian Premier League at Arun Jaitley Stadium in the third over.
- Ngidi fell to the ground and struck his head; South Africa teammates David Miller and Tristan Stubbs watched as medical staff immediately rushed onto the field to assist.
- Punjab Kings coach Ricky Ponting came onto the field as doctors placed Ngidi in a neck brace before an ambulance transported him to the hospital.
- Sri Lanka's Dushmantha Chameera entered as a concussion substitute while the Capitals defend a target of 265 runs against Punjab Kings in the run chase.
- Ngidi had taken seven wickets across seven matches this season, and his absence could prove a huge blow for the Capitals' campaign as officials await medical updates.
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IPL 2026 | DC bowler Lungi Ngidi leaves in ambulance after head injury during match
Lungi Ngidi was taken to hospital after head injury in IPL match between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings. Game halted for fifteen minutes. Concussion substitute Dushmantha Chameera replaced him after injury scare
Delhi Capitals fast bowler Lungi Ngidi was seriously injured while fielding in the match against Punjab Kings. He suffered head and neck injuries after falling while attempting a catch and was taken to hospital by ambulance.
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The Straits TimesNgidi leaves IPL game in ambulance after head injury
April 25 : South African Lungi Ngidi was rushed out of the stadium in an ambulance after the fast bowler hit his head while attempting a catch in Saturday's Indian Premier League game between Delhi Capitals and Punjab Kings.The Delhi bowler was back-pedalling but misjudged the catch, falling backwards and hit
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