Vijay Yadav Kidney Failure – Indian Wicketkeepepr Vijay Yadav: Former India wicketkeeper Vijay Yadav is in critical condition. Earlier this week, he suffered a complete kidney failure and was put on dialysis. After reports emerged about his condition, Haryana Cricket Association and former cricketers stepped in to financially help the former cricketer. Follow Cricket News LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Vijay Yadav Kidney Failure: Ex Indian wicketkeeper in CRITICAL condition, support pours in after social media uproar
Vijay Yadav Kidney Failure: Ex Indian wicketkeeper in CRITICAL condition, support pours in after social media uproar
- Yadav, 55, has suffered two heart attacks in the past and has been on dialysis owing to kidney failure.
- Yadav played one solitary Test match and 19 ODIs, the last against West Indies in 1994.
- The former India international was an important member of the Haryana team that won the Ranji Trophy in 1991.
- A few years ago, Vijay Yadav also had a car accident, in which he had narrowly survived.
- Since then he has struggled with various health issues.
- Yadav has also had two heart attacks in the past.
Very happy to inform help is pouring in for Vijay Yadav. So many cricketers have called up to contribute. @BCCI too is coming to help him. Spoke to Vijay a while ago. He was chirpy as always. Brave man he is. He thanks all the well-wishers 😃 pic.twitter.com/CoLODrfyTu
— Vijay Lokapally 🇮🇳 (@vijaylokapally) May 8, 2022
Vijay Yadav Kidney Failure: Ex Indian wicketkeeper in CRITICAL condition, support pours in after social media uproar
After a journalist took to Twitter, support poured in. Haryana Cricket Association offered financial support. Some former cricketers also came out to financially aid the former cricketer.
Vijay Yadav’s – First class career was excellent
Vijay played for Haryana and represented them in 89 first-class matches in his career. He had scored 3988 runs at an average of 36.25, 7 centuries and 23 fifties.
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