Why is Vinod Kambli hospitalized? Doctors reveal his medical condition

Things don’t look to fall in place for the former India cricketer Vinod Kambli as he was rushed to a private hospital in Maharashtra’s Thane district. The former batter has been suffering from some serious health issues for the last couple of months. In the same vein, he was hospitalised in Thane’s Akriti Hospital on Saturday, December 21.

Meanwhile, Kambli’s doctor, Dr Vivek Trivedi, has revealed his health issues. Dr Trivedi said that there are clots in Kambli’s brain. Initially, a urinary infection and cramps made Kambli’s family admit him to the hospital.

“Kambli’s health is being constantly monitored and the team will carry out additional medical examinations on Tuesday,” said Dr Vivek Trivedi. 
Notably, Kambli was one of the prominent figures in his early international career while playing for India. He was also part of the Indian team that featured in the ICC ODI World Cup 1996 and made it to the semi-finals of the tournament.

When Vinod Kambli revealed about financial help from Sachin Tendulkar 

However, Kambli’s life after retirement has been filled with many miseries, including health struggles and economic instabilities. Kambli, alongside his childhood friend and former batting great, Sachin Tendulkar was a part of the memorial event. The event was held in memory of Sachin and Kambli’s childhood coach Ramakant Achrekar. 

The former Southpaw was seen getting driven by the emotions after interacting with his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar.

A few months back, Kambli also revealed about the two heart attacks which he suffered in 2013, alongside grappling with a urinary infection. He also spoke about the financial help he received from his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar in rehabilitation. For the unversed, Kambli had also gone through a severe addiction to alcohol during a lot of years in his post-retirement life.

Speaking of Kambli’s short but illustrious international career, he made his international debut in 1991 in Sharjah ODI against Pakistan. Later on, he went on to play 17 Tests and 104 ODIs. The 52-year-old scored 1084 Test runs with an amazing average of 54.20, hitting four centuries and three half-centuries, alongside 2477 ODI runs with an average of 32.59, hitting 2 centuries and 14 half-centuries.