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Vinod Kambli: Sunil Gavaskar has fulfilled the promise of giving medical assistance of Rs 30,000 and Rs 30,000 annually to former cricketer Vinod Kambli through his Champs Foundation.
Sunil Gavaskar will help Vinod Kambli
Highlights
- Sunil Gavaskar came forward to help Vinod Kambli
- Kambli will get 30 thousand rupees every month throughout his life
- Said- 1983 World Cup winning team conscious about young players
New Delhi: There is good news for former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli and his fans. India’s legendary batsman Sunil Gavaskar promised that he would help Kambli, who is struggling with financial crisis, who is like his son. Now Gavaskar, known as Little Master, has fulfilled his promise.
Help of 30 thousand rupees a month throughout his life
According to a report by the Times of India, Sunil Gavaskar has come forward to help Vinod Kambli through his Champs Foundation. This organization helps former international sports celebrities who require financial assistance. From April 1, Vinod Kambli will get assistance of Rs 30,000 every month till he survives. Apart from this, he will also get medical assistance of Rs 30,000 annually.
‘These people are like my grandchildren’
In a conversation with India Today, Sunil Gavaskar had said that he and the 1983 World Cup winning team are very conscious of young players, some of whom are his sons and grandchildren. After this he promised that he wants to take care of Vinod Kambli and help him stand on his feet.
The 1983 team is very conscious about the young players. If you see their age, then some of them are like sons. I do not like the word help. The team of 83 wants to take care of them. We want to take care of Vinod Kambli and help them stand on their feet. We will see what we will do in future.
Kambli upset with many diseases
You will know that Vinod Kambli has been struggling with serious health problems for the last few years. In December, he was admitted to the hospital due to urinary infection and cramps. On January 1, he was discharged after staying in the hospital for two weeks. After this, in an interview, he revealed his financial crisis.
