Chris Cairns Health Update – Chris Cairns Critical: Bad news, Former New Zealand star Chris Cairns on life support after collapsing with heart problem; Follow live updates: Former New Zealand cricket all-rounder Chris Cairns is on life support at a Sydney hospital after recently collapsing with a health problem in Australia. Cairns, 51, had undergone several operations after suffering a heart problem but had not responded to treatment as hoped and was subsequently shifted to hospital in Sydney – Follow all Updates about Carins Health
12th August – 6:30AM: Chris Cairns Health Update: Former Kiwi cricket star Chris Cairns remains in a “serious but stable” condition in a Sydney hospital on Thursday, after undergoing cardiovascular surgery.
A spokesperson for St Vincent’s Hospital, where Cairns underwent surgery after suffering a major medical event in Canberra, told Stuff his condition remained unchanged on Thursday morning.
@22:22PM: Chris Cairns Health Update – Cairns’ wife, Melanie, has confirmed he has had cardiovascular surgery in Sydney. According to her, “Cairns situation is difficult, upsetting and concerning”.
“He initially underwent surgery in Canberra but the seriousness of his condition is such that he has now been transferred to St Vincent’s Hospital in Sydney, where he has undergone further cardiovascular surgery”, declared Cairns wife via a statement.
@10:53AM: Statement from NZC CEO David White
“We’re deeply concerned to hear of Chris Cairns’ medical emergency. Our thoughts are with his family in Aus and here in NZ. Chris is a much loved husband, father, and son – and remains one of our finest allrounders. We hope he’s able to make a full recovery.” -NZC CEO David White
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) August 11, 2021
@10:52AM: Statement from the Cairns family
Statement from the Cairns family – pic.twitter.com/dLDrE0gACs
— BLACKCAPS (@BLACKCAPS) August 11, 2021
@10:24AM:
Such a stellar career and such an eventful life. So wish #ChrisCairns can recover.
— Harsha Bhogle (@bhogleharsha) August 10, 2021
@10:23AM: VVS Laxman wishes Chris Cairns a speedy recovery
Wishing #ChrisCairns a very speedy recovery. pic.twitter.com/JBLHA2n25g
— VVS Laxman (@VVSLaxman281) August 10, 2021
@10:15AM: Former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum said it is difficult to talk about Chris Cairns illness and understands how much pain the all-rounder’s family must be going through.
It is a difficult subject to obviously talk about. We have not seen each other for quite a long time. We have been reflecting on just how fine a cricketer he was when the news came through and what he did for the game and New Zealand cricket throughout his career as well,” McCullum is saying.
“Our relationship is unimportant in the whole thing, the fact is that Chris is a father and also a son to Lance and Sue. They have already had such tragedy in their life with the loss of Chris’ sister a long time ago as well. It is a really difficult time for those people and I know the cricket community and all those who support the Cairns family will be suffering right now. Today my family and I are thinking of those people who are suffering,” he added.
@09:45 AM: Former NZ cricketer Chris Harris has offered support for the family.
“It’s absolutely devastating. It’s the worst news you could possibly get. Absolutely devastated. Obviously, it’s compounded even further when his family can’t be with him because he’s in Sydney. It’s devastating,” he said
“We grew up together and played all our cricket together, so I’ve got fond memories of Chris. It’s absolutely devastating. Thoughts and prayers are with Chris and his family,” writes Andre Adams. Horrid situation and hoping for the best,” Harris said.
@09:40 AM: Chris Cairns Health Update – As per NewsHub, the former NZ all-rounder has undergone a series of surgeries while at the hospital and hasn’t shown any signs of improvement. He has suffered an aortic dissection which is a tear of the inner layer of the body’s main artery.
@6:00 AM: Chris Cairns Health Update – Shifted to hospital in Sydney: A Sydney hospital has confirmed former Black Caps great Chris Cairns is in “a serious but stable condition’’ in its intensive care unit. According to Stuff, He is understood to have undergone several operations since, but has not responded to treatment as hoped. Cairns was transferred to St Vincent’s hospital in Sydney on Tuesday night.
Cairns, the son of former New Zealand all-rounder Lance Cairns, played 62 test matches and 215 one-day internationals for his country between 1989-2006.
@21:30PM: Chris Cairns Health Update – The latest coming from Sydney is that Former New Zealand cricketer Cairns is critical & is not responding favorably to the treatment.
@17:15 PM: He is set to be transferred to Sydney.
@17:00 PM: Chris Cairns remains critical and on life support.
Distressing news from Australia.
Former @blackcaps all rounder Chris Cairns has suffered a major medical emergency – an aortic dissection – in Canberra.
He is gravely ill.
I understand he is on full life support, and is set to be transferred to a specialist hospital in Sydney.
— Andrew Gourdie (@AndrewGourdie) August 10, 2021
Newshub said Cairns had suffered an aortic dissection in his heart in Canberra last week. An aortic dissection is a tear in the body’s main artery.
Bad news, Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns on life support after collapsing with heart problem- Report
New Zealand’s players’ union was unable to provide immediate comment.
A New Zealand Cricket spokesman said the board was respecting Cairns’ right to privacy and declined to comment on the situation.
#BREAKING Former Black Cap Chris Cairns on life support in Australia https://t.co/8n4CLv6jqR pic.twitter.com/MdGWkJbeV0
— nzherald (@nzherald) August 10, 2021
Cairns played 62 tests, 215 one-day internationals and two Twenty20 matches for New Zealand between 1989-2006 before becoming a television pundit.
Bad news, Former New Zealand cricketer Chris Cairns on life support after collapsing with heart problem- Report
Cairns was one of the best all-rounders of his era, especially in the shorter formats. His father Lance also represented New Zealand in cricket.
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