Former cricketer Vinod Kambli hospitalised; in critical condition
India former cricketer Vinod Kambli was admitted to a hospital in Thane after his health deteriorated, according to reports. On Saturday night, the 52-year-old was taken to Akriti Hospital, where he is now stable but under expert surveillance as he is still critical. The former player had multiple health issues over the years.� Kambli, recently made headlines after he was seen emotionally engaging in a conversation with childhood friend and cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar at Achrekar's remembrance event. His visibly weak appearance also sparked debate over health. The left-handed batter amassed 3,561 international runs and holds the record as the third youngest player to score a double hundred (Test) at 21 years and 32 days. He played his last international match against Sri Lanka in 2000.
India former cricketer Vinod Kambli was admitted to a hospital in Thane after his health deteriorated, according to reports.
On Saturday night, the 52-year-old was taken to Akriti Hospital, where he is now stable but under expert surveillance as he is still critical.
The former player had multiple health issues over the years.�
Kambli, recently made headlines after he was seen emotionally engaging in a conversation with childhood friend and cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar at Achrekar's remembrance event.
His visibly weak appearance also sparked debate over health.
The left-handed batter amassed 3,561 international runs and holds the record as the third youngest player to score a double hundred (Test) at 21 years and 32 days.
He played his last international match against Sri Lanka in 2000.
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