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Vinod Kambli In Old-Age Home? Viral Video Sparks Fresh Concerns Over Former India Cricketer's Health

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli has once again come into the spotlight after a video of him from an elderly care facility in Thane surfaced on social media. The 54-year-old former batter is currently staying at Nidan, where he spoke about the facilities and the care he has received. The video, shared on X on September 25, quickly attracted attention from cricket fans. In the video, Kambli…

Vinod Kambli In Old-Age Home? Viral Video Sparks Fresh Concerns Over Former India Cricketer's Health

Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli, 54, is currently residing at an elderly care facility called Nidan in Thane, following the emergence of a video showing him at the center. The video, shared on social media platform X on September 25, sparked a fresh wave of concern over Kambli's well-being. In the video, Kambli, who played for India in the 1990s, expressed his gratitude for the care and love he has received at Nidan, praising the hygiene and cleanliness of the facility as "absolutely top-class."

Kambli, who has faced health issues over the past few years, including a urinary infection, muscle cramps, and brain clots in late 2024, previously made a return to public appearances in 2026. Despite his recent video, Kambli remains one of the most notable batting talents from India's 1990s cricket team.

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