New Delhi: Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli was admitted to a private hospital in Thane district. A recent medical examination revealed that blood clots had formed in his brain. On Monday, his doctor said that Kambli had complained of urinary infection and cramps, after which he was admitted to the hospital in Kalher on Saturday. Now his treatment is continuing at Aakriti Hospital, Thane.
blood clots found in the brain
Senior doctor Vivek Trivedi in the hospital said that blood clots were found in Kambli's brain. Some more tests will be conducted on him on Tuesday. Dr Trivedi also said that hospital in-charge Dr S Singh has offered Kambli free treatment for life. Although his condition is stable now, he remains critical. Recently, some videos of Kambli had surfaced, in which he was seen struggling with poor health.
Had to undergo heart surgery twice
Kambli's health has deteriorated significantly in the last few years. In 2013, he had to undergo heart surgery twice and during this time Sachin Tendulkar helped him financially. Kambli's deteriorating health came to light when he attended a function involving Ramakant Achrekar this month. Sachin Tendulkar came to meet him at this function, but Kambli was finding it difficult to even get up from the chair. A few days ago, Kambli himself had informed that he was suffering from urinary infection. Great cricketers like Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar have also expressed concern about his health. Read Also: HAR W vs BEN W: 779 runs, two centuries, five half-centuries and the biggest score chase in history in one match
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