Vinod Kambli Reassures Fans: 'By God's Grace, I’m Fit and Fine' After Viral Health Scare

Vinod Kambli, the former Indian cricket star, recently surprised fans with a significant health update following the circulation of a concerning video on social media. In the viral footage, the 52-year-old Kambli appeared to be struggling with mobility, requiring assistance from others as he was helped off the road. His disoriented state and difficulty maintaining balance drew considerable attention and concern from his followers.

In response to the widespread alarm, Kambli took to social media to reassure his fans about his well-being. In a recent post on X (formerly known as Twitter), Kambli offered a positive update, giving a thumbs-up and affirming his good health. "By the grace of God, I am fit and fine and surviving," he stated. He also expressed confidence in his physical condition, noting that he remains capable of playing cricket and going out on the field.

Kambli, a close friend of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, boasts an impressive career record. He has represented India in 117 international matches, including over 100 One Day Internationals (ODIs) and 17 Test matches. The left-handed batsman accumulated nearly 10,000 runs in First-Class cricket, with a notable high score of 262.

In the cricketing world, recent developments have seen the Indian national team facing challenges. India was defeated by Sri Lanka in a three-match ODI series, losing 0-2. The series began with a tie in the first match, but Sri Lanka managed to secure victories in the subsequent games, marking their first bilateral ODI series win over India since 1997.

The third ODI, held at the Premadasa Stadium, saw India struggling against a spin-friendly pitch. Chasing a target of 249, India was bowled out for just 138 in 26.1 overs. This series also marked former India batter Gautam Gambhir's debut as head coach, adding to the team's disappointment with the unexpected loss.

India’s captain, Rohit Sharma, addressed the defeat by emphasizing the need for adaptation and strategic adjustments. “I don’t think it is a concern (spin problems). But it is something we have to look at individually and as a game plan,” Sharma remarked. He acknowledged Sri Lanka’s superior performance and stressed that the team would need to make necessary changes moving forward.

As Kambli recovers and continues to reassure his fans, the Indian cricket team faces a period of reflection and adjustment in light of recent series outcomes.