Vinod Kambli’s brother makes a heartfelt appeal to his fans

The former cricketer, according to his brother, has yet to fully recover from his health issues.

Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli has remained in the news for his health issues. His brother VirendraKambli recently informed that the former India cricketer has not yet completely recovered from his health issues. Thus, he has appealed to his fans to pray for him.

Vinod Kambli’s younger brother shared an update on the former cricketer’s health.

Vinod Kambli’s younger brother, VirendraKambli, shared an update about the former India cricketer, revealing that the 53-year-old has yet to recover fully from his health issues. Kambli, who made headlines last October for his deteriorating health, was suffering from a urinary infection. However, despite recovering from it, the issue resurfaced, forcing Kambli to be hospitalised in December. MRIs also confirmed a clot in his brain, but after proper monitoring and supervision, he was discharged.

VirendraKambli informed that Vinod still has difficulty speaking.

VirendraKambli informed that Vinod has difficulty speaking and made a humble appeal to the public to pray for his recovery. Kambli is currently at his home in Bandra, recovering, and still has difficulty walking properly. On The VickeyLalwani Show,Virendra said, “He is at home right now. He is getting stable, but his treatment is ongoing. He is having difficulty speaking. It will take him time to recover. But he is a champion, and he will come back. He will start walking and running, hopefully. I have a lot of faith in him. I hope you can see him back on the ground.”

Virendra added, “He underwent rehab for 10 days. He got an entire body check-up done, including brain scans and a urine test. The results were fine; there weren’t too many issues, but since he couldn’t walk, he was advised to undergo physiotherapy. He still slurs in his speech, but he is getting better. I just want to tell people who pray for him, so that he gets better. He needs your love and support.”