Days after former World Cup winner Damien Martyn was put in an induced coma after suffering from Meningitis, former Australian wicket-keeper Adam Gilchrist has shared that some positive signs have come out from the various medical tests Martyn has gone through. 54-year-old Martyn was transported from his Gold Coast home after being unwell on Boxing Day to a Brisbane hospital and was put in an induced coma after the diagnosis of meningitis . Gilchrist also shared that more details will come out in some time about Martyn’s health and how he is hopeful of Martyn making a recovery. “He’s still in the hospital. There’ll be more details come out as they come to hand but certainly in the last 24 hours, some positive signs are the indications coming out of the various tests he’s having. There’s been so much interest and love. A fine player, terrific fella. I just hope he can continue a recovery.” Gilchrist told Fox Cricket. Martyn, who was part of the 2003 World Cup winning Australian team, played in 67 Tests …