Marcus Couto

Vinod Kambli was spotted at Wankhede Stadium during Mumbai Indians’ final IPL 2026 match, with videos showing him struggling to walk and being supported by two people. Despite appearing frail, Kambli looked cheerful, easing concerns over his health. His appearance also backed wife Andrea Hewitt’s recent claim that the former India batter was “fine” despite ongoing health issues.

Reports about Vinod Kambli's deteriorating health, including claims of a brain clot affecting his memory, have circulated widely. However, his wife Andrea Hewitt has dismissed these as false, stating he is fine. While Kambli has been seen using a walking stick, his family asserts he is recovering.

Vinod Kambli continues to face health issues due to a brain clot affecting his memory, with doctors warning smoking could risk a stroke. His friend Marcus Couto shared concerns, though Kambli shows signs of recovery. He recently shot an ad, while support from Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev continues.

Former India cricketer Vinod Kambli is currently in a Thane hospital due to a urinary infection. His condition is stable, though his friend Marcus Couto has suggested him to remain hospitalized for a month for comprehensive treatment due to multiple health issues. Kambli had recently appeared frail at a public event.

A recent viral video showing Vinod Kambli struggling to walk raised concerns among fans. Close friends Ricky and Marcus Couto visited Kambli and found him in good spirits and better health than the video suggested. Kambli attributed his condition in the video to dizziness, not inebriation. The visit included reminiscing about cricket and family time.

Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli updated his well-wishers on his health following concerns after a viral video showed him struggling to walk. In the clip, Kambli assured everyone that he is 'fit and fine.' The initial footage had sparked speculation about his condition, leading fans to call for support from Sachin Tendulkar.

Former cricketer Vinod Kambli's health continues to be a concern after a recent video showed him emotionally clinging to Sachin Tendulkar's hand. Kambli has faced several health challenges, including a 2013 heart attack and angioplasty in 2012 for blocked arteries. He has also battled addiction and attended rehab multiple times, impacting his overall well-being.

Gautam Gambhir's reported clash with The Oval's curator has stirred memories of a similar incident from 2014, when he argued with a Delhi curator over pitch conditions before a Vijay Hazare Trophy match. Marcus Couto, a former BCCI umpire, recalled Gambhir's aggressive behavior then.

Rusi Cooper, who was the oldest - living First-Class cricketer in the world, having celebrated his 100th birthday on December 14 last year, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Monday morning at his residence in Kemp's Corner in South Bombay. He is survived by his daughter Dinaz and son-in-law Hoshang Zaveri, who live in Pune.

Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli's recent public appearance, marked by emotional distress, has sparked concern. Close friends clarified he wasn't intoxicated but struggling with health issues. The 1983 World Cup-winning team has offered financial support for rehab, conditional on Kambli's commitment to enter treatment himself.