Vinod Ganpat Kambli - Revision history

Jyoti: /* Troubles at home */

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‎Troubles at home

Pdewan: /* Life post-cricket */

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‎Life post-cricket

Pdewan at 14:30, 13 December 2015

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Pdewan: /* Shardashram Vidyamandir School against St Xavier's College in 1988 */

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‎Shardashram Vidyamandir School against St Xavier's College in 1988

Pdewan: /* The authors of this page… */

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‎The authors of this page…

Pdewan: /* The bias against Kambli */

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‎The bias against Kambli

Pdewan: /* The fall */

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‎The fall

Pdewan: /* ...followed by historic purple patch */

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‎...followed by historic purple patch

Pdewan: /* Vs. Sri Lanka */

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‎Vs. Sri Lanka

Pdewan: /* Kambli makes 224, then 227 */

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‎Kambli makes 224, then 227

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 The incident occurred when Kambli allegedly stepped into his flat drunk and hurled abuses at his wife. The incident was witnessed by his son (12). Kambli rushed into the kitchen and returned with the pan handle and threw it at his wife.
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	Unlike his international cricket career, Kambli's TV career hardly ever took off. He tried his luck in politics. Lok Bharati Party made him its vice-president but he lost the 2009 Vidhan Sabha elections from the Vikhroli (Mumbai) seat. A year later, he married model Andrea Hewitt and has a son named Jesus Christiano.		Unlike his international cricket career, Kambli's TV career hardly ever took off. He tried his luck in politics. Lok Bharati Party made him its vice-president but he lost the 2009 Vidhan Sabha elections from the Vikhroli (Mumbai) seat. A year later, he married model Andrea Hewitt and has a son named Jesus Christiano.
		+	==Troubles at home==
		+	===2023 ===
		+	''' Wife alleges Kambli thrashed her, files FIR '''
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		+	''The Times of India''
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		+	Mumbai : Former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli has once again got into trouble as his wife has filed a complaint against him for allegedly abusing and assaulting her reportedly under the influence of alcohol in Bandra (West) flat on Friday, reports V Narayan. Bandra police said an FIR has been registered under IPC section 324 (voluntarily causing hurt by dangerous weapons) and 504 (insult). He is accused of allegedly throwing the handle of a cooking pan on his wife Andrea because of which she suffered head injury.
		+	The incident occurred when Kambli allegedly stepped into his flat drunk and hurled abuses at his wife. The incident was witnessed by his son (12). Kambli rushed into the kitchen and returned with the pan handle and threw it at his wife.
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 Steve James [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/international/india/10489255/Former-India-batsman-Sachin-Tendulkar-takes-different-path-to-old-team-mate-Vinod-Kambli.html Telegraph.co.uk] 02 Dec 2013
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 Steve James recalls:

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 =The authors of this page…=
-i) ''' Former India batsman Sachin Tendulkar takes different path to old team-mate Vinod Kambli '''
+i) David Mutton | December 2012 Vinod Kambli: The Other Prodigy [http://www.cricketweb.net/vinod-kambli-the-other-prodigy/ CricketWeb]
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-'' Sachin Tendulkar and his school friend Vinod Kambli burst onto the scene together in India but then went their separate ways ''
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-Steve James [http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/cricket/international/india/10489255/Former-India-batsman-Sachin-Tendulkar-takes-different-path-to-old-team-mate-Vinod-Kambli.html Telegraph.co.uk] 02 Dec 2013
 ii) '''Kambli the rising star who ran himself out '''
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 iv) '''Vinod Kambli: A gifted cricketer who lost his way in life's possibilities '''  [http://www.ndtv.com/people/vinod-kambli-a-gifted-cricketer-who-lost-his-way-in-lifes-possibilities-542823 NDTV]
-v) David Mutton | December 2012 Vinod Kambli: The Other Prodigy [http://www.cricketweb.net/vinod-kambli-the-other-prodigy/ CricketWeb]
+v) ''' Former India batsman Sachin Tendulkar takes different path to old team-mate Vinod Kambli '''
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 [But languish he did.]
 =The bias against Kambli=
-That there was a strong bias against Kambli is certain. Had it been because of his somewhat backward (but NOT scheduled) caste it would have been evident much before.
+That there was a strong bias against Kambli is certain. However, had it been because of his backward caste it would have been evident much before.
 Linus Fernandes, Analyst, correctly argued in [http://bleacherreport.com/articles/948569-india-cricket-vinod-kamblis-allegations-make-him-a-pariah  Bleacher Report, Nov 20, 2011] that ''' India Cricket: Vinod Kambli's Allegations Make Him a Pariah.'''

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 Another century in the third test match meant that Kambli had scored two double centuries and two centuries in five innings.
 ==The fall==
 Steve James adds:
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 But even though he was still playing international one-day cricket in 2000, and indeed Indian first-class cricket until 2004, it was his lax attitude, not a susceptibility to the short ball, that scuppered his career.
 =International career=

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 A pattern had been established. Once again Kambli scored heavily in domestic cricket: first a big century against Baroda and then a double-century versus Maharashtra brought him back into the Indian team.
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+=...followed by a historic purple patch=
 Derek Pringle sums up this historic patch:

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 That innings started a purple patch almost unmatched in international cricket. The following month India hosted Zimbabwe in a one-off test in Delhi. The Zimbabweans found no way past Kambli’s bat and he dominated the first day, ending on 176. Play was delayed until 3pm the following day because of overnight rain and what Wisden termed “primitive covers.” Kambli appeared nervous and ran out his captain, Mohammad Azharuddin, but reached his second successive double century which allowed India to complete another innings victory. Usually an impetuous and aggressive batsman, Kambli had not hit a six in either of his epic innings.
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+==Vs. Sri Lanka (1993-94)==
 Although Kambli failed in the warm-up games, and rain ruined the first test, his form returned when it mattered. In the second test Kambli scored yet another century that helped India to their first ever win in Sri Lanka and their first victory in an overseas test match in 27 attempts. Despite the hundred a hint of Kambli’s vulnerability was evident in the second innings. He was dubiously adjudged caught behind and, in Wisden’s words, demonstrated a “tearful reluctance to leave the crease.” This brought a reprimand from match referee Peter Burge but would not be the last time Kambli was seen crying while batting for India.
 Another century in the third test match meant that Kambli had scored two double centuries and two centuries in five innings.
 ==The fall==
 Steve James adds:

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 Steve James adds:
-By 1993 Kambli and Tendulkar were on the top floor together in the Indian Test team, with Kambli at three and Tendulkar at four in a series at home to England. In the third Test in Mumbai, Kambli made 224, still the highest Test score by an Indian against England.
+By 1993 Kambli and Tendulkar were on the top floor together in the Indian Test team, with Kambli at three and Tendulkar at four in a series at home to England (1992-93). In the third Test in Mumbai, Kambli made 224, still the highest Test score by an Indian against England.
-In his next Test against Zimbabwe, the left-handed Kambli made 227. Tendulkar was not to score his first Test double-hundred for another six years.
+In his next Test against Zimbabwe (1992-93), the left-handed Kambli made 227. Tendulkar was not to score his first Test double-hundred for another six years.
 == February 1993, vs. England==
 David Mutton ([http://www.cricketweb.net/vinod-kambli-the-other-prodigy/ CricketWeb]) recalls the details: