Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli has been part of the headlines in the past few days for many reasons. From Kambli’s shocking downfall to meeting his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar in an animated interaction. The former Indian cricketer was once known to be among the most aspiring cricketers who were meant to have a very bright future. However, Vinod Kambli’s sudden downfall was the most shocking part of his entire cricketing career. The latter was irresponsible towards cricket and got engaged in some ill habits which are the prime reasons behind his downfall.
Vinod Kambli Shares Health Update From Hospital Bed
#WATCH | Maharashtra: Former Indian Cricketer Vinod Kambli says, "I am feeling better now…I will never leave this (cricket) because I remember the number of centuries and double centuries I have hit…We are three left-handers in the family. I am thankful to Sachin Tendulkar as… https://t.co/ZQsUuVV1pO pic.twitter.com/Xj8UQbAgmQ
— ANI (@ANI) December 24, 2024
Vinod Kambli was admitted to a hospital in Thane on December 23 as his health conditions deteriorated. At the present time, Kambli’s condition is stable and the latter interacted with the media and expressed gratitude of his well-wishers. The former Indian all-rounder sang ‘We are the champions’ song and the video for the same went viral on social media. “We are the champions, my friend. We will keep on fighting till the end. I am thankful to Sachin Tendulkar as his blessings have always been with me. I will never leave cricket because I remember the number of centuries and double centuries I have hit.”
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Vinod Kambli is dealing with a lot of challenges at the present time as his both physical and financial conditions aren’t great. Kambli is totally dependent on the BCCI’s pension which is not enough for the maintenance of his family members. Former Indian cricketers have such as Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar have extended their helping hand.
