Vinod Kambli’s financial woes: PV Sindhu highlights need to invest smartly: ’If you don’t, you are in trouble’ | Mint
Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu on January 13 shared her emotional response to a viral video featuring former cricketer Vinod Kambli, who made his first public appearance in a long time at the unveiling of a memorial for legendary coach Ramakant Achrekar at Mumbai's Shivaji Park in December 2024. The video, which captured Kambli holding Sachin Tendulkar's hand, sparked widespread concern among fans regarding the former's health, particularly after he exhibited unclear speech during the event.
The ace shuttler opined that professional players should ‘invest and take care of their money and not spend lavishly’, hinting at the financial woes that Vinod Kambli is facing.
Speaking to NDTV India, PV Sindhu expressed her feelings about the Kambli video, stating, "I did get a bit emotional. There are ups and downs in life. You need to be careful and surround yourself with people who guide you." She emphasised the importance of having a supportive network during challenging times.
Sindhu further highlighted the significance of smart financial management, advising others to invest wisely for their future. "I did see Vinod Kambli's video. It is important that you manage smartly. You have to invest in a way that is also useful for you in the future. That's why I say that you have to invest and take care of your money and not spend lavishly," she noted.
Sindhu said, “You have to invest carefully. When you are a top athlete, you get amounts from people who support you. You have to be very careful. You need to pay your taxes. It is important. If you don't, you are in trouble.”
PV Sindhu in her conversation with the news media house, has credited her parents and husband with helping her navigate her finances, ensuring that she avoids potential pitfalls.
In response to the concerns raised by Kambli's video, the 1983 World Cup-winning squad members came forward to lend a supporting hand to Vinod Kambli.
Cricket legends Kapil Dev and Sunil Gavaskar extended their support to the former cricketer, suggesting rehabilitation as a means to assist him. Recently hospitalised due to a urinary tract infection and cramps, Kambli was discharged after a few days of treatment.
Vinod Kambli was also present at the 50th-anniversary celebrations of Mumbai's iconic Wankhede Stadium, where he interacted with fellow cricketers including Prithvi Shaw, who has been facing his own challenges in the sport.
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