Vinod Kambli, the veteran cricketer known for his fast centuries and big personality has been struggling financially, according to some reports. However, life after cricket has been a steep climb. Here is his story through the details of his Mumbai house and his current health issues.
Vinod Kambli’s Lifestyle
Kambli lives in a building called Jewel Tower in Bandra West, Mumbai. It is a very posh area where many other famous cricketers like Ajit Agarkar and Ajinkya Rahane also own flats. Even though the area is rich, the former Indian cricketer hasn’t paid the maintenance.
Vinod Kambli House Details
The luxury apartment reflects the former batter’s playing days, combining comfort with personal touches. The house would be worth nearly INR 8 Crore. It has a large living room where he used to host many friends.
Personal Touches
Inside, the walls are covered with memories. There are many photos of his childhood friend, Sachin Tendulkar. There is also a special wall dedicated to photos of his wedding with his wife, Andrea Hewitt. These photos show his priority towards his family.
Maintenance Issues
Maintaining such a big house in Mumbai is very expensive. Reports show that Kambli has struggled to pay the maintenance fees for many years. At one point, he owed the housing society over Rs 10 Lakh because he did not have enough money to pay the monthly bills.
Financial Struggles
Kambli has faced financial issues for a long time. He took a loan to buy the house years ago but struggled to pay it back. Now at 54 years old, Kambli spends most of his time at home with his children.
Current Income
Today, his main income comes from a pension of Rs 30,000 per month from the BCCI. Recently, legendary cricketer Sunil Gavaskar also started helping him through the CHAMPS Foundation. Gavaskar has committed to providing Kambli Rs 30,000 per month for life.
Kambli’s Sufferings
Kambli’s health has been very poor. He has memory loss and a blood clot in his brain, which makes it hard for him to walk. In 2024 and 2025, videos showed him needing help just to stand up on the street.
