Vinod Kambli, the cricketer who once shone like the Pole Star in the Indian cricket world, is looking a little better these days. Recently, a video of Kambli is going viral on social media, in which Kambli is facing a lot of difficulties in walking. It is clearly visible in the video that Kambli is having so much difficulty in walking that two people are seen helping him by supporting him. In such a situation, we will know why the brave player who once measured the entire cricket field with these very feet is not able to walk properly these days. Along with this, we will know many stories and information related to his life layer by layer.

First let's talk about the recent viral video, which has surprised cricket fans. In this video, he is having a tough time standing even with his own support. People are giving different reactions after watching this video of 52-year-old Kambli. Many people say that he has some problem in his leg, due to which he is not able to stand properly. Many believe that he is drunk. However, when this video was seen by renowned physician Dr. Pranav Kabra, he said that it seems that Kambli has a problem in his legs below the waist, which can be of many types.

His life is no less than a film story

This was about the viral video. But if we look at his personal life, we come to know that the story of his life is no less than a film. He got married twice. The first marriage was with a Christian girl. But this marriage was not successful and later broke. After this, Kambli, who was attracted towards the film world, fell in love with fashion model Andrea Hewitt. The series of meetings between the two continued and after this both got married to each other. Both are together till now and they have a son Jesus Cristiano Kambli and a daughter.

Short but brilliant cricket career

Vinod Kambli is one such name in the world of Indian cricket who has always been in the headlines for his records. Born on 18 January 1972 in Mumbai, Kambli's father was a mechanic. A look at Kambli's cricket career reveals that even though his career was short, it was strong and full of records. He made his debut in Mumbai's famous Kanga League along with his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar and created a record. While playing for the school, both of them made a partnership of 664 runs. In this, Kambli scored an unbeaten 349 runs and from here both the friends came into the limelight.

The story of entry into the cricket club

Sachin Tendulkar, who is called the God of Cricket, made his Ranji debut in 1988. Kambli got this opportunity a year later in 1989. There is an incident about Kambli's entry into a cricket club. This incident has been quite famous. Once Kambli went to join a cricket club, but he did not get a chance in that club. After this, one day Kambli went to Shivaji Park to watch his friend Sachin's match. There Sachin was playing for the F division team. Coincidentally, that team was short of a player for the playing eleven. Then the coach talked to Kambli and included him in the team.

A look at the amazing records

After a brilliant and energetic performance in domestic cricket, Kambli got a chance to play in Team India. He scored four centuries in the first seven Test matches. He also became the fastest batsman to score 1000 runs in Test matches. To understand his cricket career easily, let us know about it through some points.

• Kambli has played 17 Test matches and 104 ODI matches for India.
• He scored 2477 runs in ODI cricket.
• This includes 2 centuries and 14 half-centuries in ODI cricket.
• He has 1084 runs in Tests with 4 centuries.
• Played for India from 1993 to 2000.
• He was last seen in domestic cricket in the year 2004.
• Kambli scored 9665 runs in first class cricket.
• His highest score in this is 262 runs.

When Kambli cried on the field

On 13 March 1996, the World Cup semi-final was played between India and Sri Lanka at Kolkata's Eden Gardens. Sri Lanka had scored 251 runs. In response, the Indian team was playing in a good position at one time, having lost one wicket for 98 runs. But after Sachin was out, the team's batting order collapsed completely. Team India had lost 8 wickets for 120 runs. The 35th over was to be played and the Indian team needed 132 runs from 156 balls. Vinod Kambli was at the crease on 10 and Anil Kumble without opening his account. After this, the spectators started throwing bottles on the field. Not only this, but a part of the stadium was also set on fire. After this the match had to be stopped and Sri Lanka was declared the winner. At this time, while returning from the field, Kambli started crying.

Tried his hand in the film world too

Not only cricket, Kambli has also worked in the film world. However, Kambli could not do anything special in this field. And worked in some flop films. After retiring from cricket in 2000, Kambli turned to films. In 2002, Sanjay Dutt, Sunil Shetty's film 'Anarth' was released. Kambli also worked in this film. Directed by Ravi Dewan, this film was a huge flop. In 2009, Kambli again worked in a film named Pal Pal Dil Ke Saath. Kambli's former cricketer friends Ajay Jadeja and Mahi Gill were also in the film directed by VK Kumar, but they too could not win the hearts of the audience.

Could not do anything special in politics too

After his film career flopped, Kambli tried his hand at politics. He became a member of the Lok Bharati Party. In the 2009 assembly elections, Kambli contested from Vikhroli seat but was disappointed on this front too. A few years ago, Kambli had a heart attack, since then he has almost disappeared from the cricket, TV and cinema screens.

The government came forward to help Kambli

Talking about the present time, it is being said that Kambli's health is very bad. Kambli's colleague cricketer Sunil Ramchandran says that he is ready to help Vinod Kambli in every possible way. But along with this, he wants the government to come forward to help Kambli. He said that Vinod Kambli is a cricketer who has brought fame to the country. He should be respected. He should be helped. At the same time, the current cricket coach Raju Pathak says that in his eyes Vinod Kambli was twenty times better than his childhood friend Sachin Tendulkar in terms of performance. But after reaching the heights in his career, Kambli could not control himself. Therefore, he himself is responsible for these circumstances.