Vinod Kambli: The health of former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli is improving. At present he is admitted in a private hospital in Thane, Maharashtra. Vinod Kambli was suffering from urinary infection and muscle cramps. Kambli has a blood clot in his brain. However, there are reports that he is fine now.
Vinod Kambli is looking much better than before. In the video, he is also seen dancing on the famous song ‘Chak De India’ with the hospital staff. This video has been shared by his fans. Also prayed for his speedy recovery.
Video viral on social media
Kambli is seen dancing in a video going viral on social media. Even two months ago, a video of Vinod Kambli had gone viral in which he was unable to get down from the bike. Recently another video has surfaced. This video was of the inauguration of the late coach Ramakant Achrekar Memorial. During this time, Kambli was seen with Sachin Tendulkar.
Kambli’s health has been unwell for a long time
Regarding his health, Kambli said in an interview that he was admitted to three different hospitals last month due to urinary infection. His health deteriorated on Saturday night, 21 December. But now it is better than before. Kambli thanked the doctors who treated him at the hospital.
Kambli thanked the people
In a message on social media, Vinod Kambli thanked all those who supported him in this critical situation. He said that his fans, admirers and well-wishers have made the biggest contribution in reaching here. Vinod Kambli also thanked hospital director Shailesh Thakur for the treatment and cooperation.
Kambli’s financial condition is bad
Kambli’s financial condition has been deteriorating for a long time. He is living on the pension of Rs 30,000 received from BCCI. The 1983 World Cup winning team also expressed its intention to help him, but they had a condition. Legends like Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar want Kambli to go for rehab first. So he will be helped. S Singh, in-charge of Aakriti Hospital, has taken the responsibility of Kambli’s treatment. S Singh has promised Kambli free treatment throughout his life.
