Vinod Kambli struggles to walk properly, social media abuzz with shocking viral video

Viral video on social media sparks debate over Vinod Kambli's health issues.

Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli, a childhood friend of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, has been struggling with health issues for an extended period. A recent video circulating on social media has left viewers both shocked and concerned for his well-being.

In the footage, Kambli appeared to be having difficulty walking steadily and needed assistance from others to help him off the road. The video showed Kambli in what seemed to be a disoriented state, with trouble maintaining his balance.

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August 6, 2024

While some social media users speculated that his condition might be due to intoxication, others noted that he has been dealing with physical ailments for quite some time. They suggested that his deteriorating health might be the reason for his mobility issues.

The video has ignited discussions and concerns among fans and well-wishers, who are hoping for Kambli’s swift recovery and improved health.

Kambli, a former dynamic left-hander, made a significant impact in the 1990s with his explosive batting. He earned fame for his impressive performances in both domestic cricket and international matches.

He was renowned for his flamboyant style and played a pivotal role in India’s historic Test series win against England in 1993, scoring two centuries in a single match at Old Trafford.

Despite his early promise, Kambli’s career was plagued by inconsistencies and injuries. He remains a notable figure in Indian cricket history and is celebrated for his contributions and memorable innings.

He has worn the Indian ODI jersey more than a hundred times and has also represented the nation in 17 Test matches. In First-Class cricket, he has amassed nearly 10,000 runs, with a highest score of 262 in an innings. Additionally, he has played over 200 List A games, accumulating close to 6,500 runs, including an unbeaten 149 as his highest individual score.