Brian Lara From Hospital Releases 'SPECIAL' Audio Clip For Fans: Don't Miss!

A day after former West Indies captain Brian Lara was taken to the Global Hospital in Parel, Mumbai after complaining of chest pain, the cricketer on Wednesday gave out 'SPECIAL' message to fans all across the world.

Fans of Brian Lara gave a big sigh of relief after the West Indian said "I am fine and will be back in my hotel room tomorrow". "I know everyone is very concerned about what is happening. I may have just extended myself in the gym this morning. I was getting a pain in my chest and I just thought that it was best to see a doctor. I was taken to the hospital, pain continued obviously and a lot of tests were done," said Lara in an audio message posted by Cricket West Indies on Twitter.

According the Economic Times report, the former West Indies captain, who is in India as an expert for the official broadcasters of the World Cup, said he felt uneasy after an extended workout session in the morning.

Lara may be a tad unwell but his wits were in tact even while lying on a hospital bed. "I am just chilling in my hospital bed, watching England versus Australia...not a big fan of England, hopefully Australia can restrict England.... I am going to be alright. My phone is going non stop so I am going to switch it off. Not that I would like to switch it off because I would like to speak to my family.   

"Just letting everyone know that I am fine, recovering and I will be back in my hotel room tomorrow. Couple of the tests came back already. Doctors were happy that there is nothing major. Thanks again for your concern," he added in the audio.

Lara is in Mumbai working with official broadcasters of ICC World Cup, Star Sports.

Counting on his laurels, Lara is the first and only player to have registered 400 runs in a Test innings. Lara celebrated his 50th birthday on May 2 in Mumbai, where he was fulfilling his TV commitments.