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These days, news about Vinod Kambli keeps surfacing because people are worried about how he\u2019s feeling. Not too long ago, stories spread showing that the ex-India player was dealing with major health struggles. On one of those occasions, it came out that Sachin Tendulkar stepped in \u2013 helping his old teammate with money when things got tough.<\/p>\n
Surprisingly, Marcus Couto started the effort to support Kambli, pulling in fellow cricketers along with others who care. Lately though, as news spread about Kambli\u2019s health slipping further, attention shifted sharply \u2013 Andrea Hewitt, his wife, stepped forward to share a message with those following his journey<\/p>\n
Thankfully, Vinod is doing well. Someone out there keeps sharing wrong news about how he\u2019s feeling, but it isn\u2019t true \u2013 that\u2019s what Hewitt told India Today, putting an end to the guesses floating around.<\/p>\n
Back then, people said Marcus Couto started a WhatsApp chat. Inside it, he reached out asking for help \u2013 money, care \u2013 for Kamblin during hard days. Messages floated around, painting him as someone trying to gather strength from others. The whole thing unfolded quietly, no announcements, just words on screens. Some joined, curious or concerned. Nothing loud, only whispers through phones.<\/p>\n
Marcus Couto lately mentioned how Kambli is doing these days<\/p>\n
Out of nowhere, Marcus Couto stepped into the spotlight. He mentioned starting a WhatsApp group meant to support Kambli. Memory issues are there, he said, yet things haven\u2019t gotten worse in half a year. Details spilled out quietly during his remarks.<\/p>\n
\u201cI have formed a WhatsApp group including his friends, and without taking names, they contribute a lot financially. His memory isn\u2019t good, but over the last six months, it hasn\u2019t declined either. He can\u2019t remember much, but when something clicks, he does. Otherwise, it gets difficult for him,\u201d Couto told the Hindustan Times.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe doctor is saying that the next stage would be a brain stroke. He has stopped drinking, but sometimes when he goes down, he asks those passing by to help him with a smoke,\u201d Couto concluded.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n