Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli has been discharged from the hospital. Kambli was admitted to the hospital about 10 days ago, but now has been discharged after the necessary treatment.
In the visual that is going viral on social media, Kambli can be seen wearing an Indian jersey and playing cricket inside the hospital. He also posed with a fan before leaving the hospital. Kambli also advised citizens to stay away from alcohol addictions at the beginning of the new year.
Earlier , a video had gone viral from hospital where Kambli showcased his remarkable dance moves, lifting the spirits of hospital staff, fellow patients, and everyone around him. His energetic performance to a popular song had staff members, including a nurse, joining him in the dance.
Vinod Kambli's cricket career
The 52-year-old Mumbai-born cricketer played 121 matches for the Indian national cricket team from 1991 to 2000. He was off to a memorable start to his Test career but his off-the-field lifestyle affected his game.
Kambli scored 1084 runs in just 17 Tests at an impressive average of 54.20. He also registered four Test centuries, including a double ton against England at Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai in 1993.
The left-handed opening batsman witnessed a long stint in ODI cricket as he made 2477 runs in 104 matches at an average of 32.59. He recorded 2 centuries and 14 fifties in white-ball cricket and played his last international game against Sri Lanka in the 2000 Champions Trophy final.
Kambli was a force to reckon with in domestic cricket. He scored almost 10000 runs in first-class cricket at an average of 59.67 and 6476 runs in List A cricket at an average of 41.24. He also registered 46 centuries in domestic cricket and played his last professional game in 2004.
