10 Cricketers who went for a hair transplant

10 Cricketers who went for a hair transplant: Receding hairlines have been in the world of cricket for quite some time. Our boys lack nowhere in talent or looks but are challenged in the hair department. Hair transplant is one of the most common procedures among cricketers as it is imperative for them to build their brand as a public figure for endorsements and various deals. Some have even gotten endorsements for the results! Here is the list of 10 Cricketers who went for a hair transplant: 10. Rana Naveed Hassan: Rana Naved Ul Hasan Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The death bowler is what he’s known as in the world of cricket. This Pakistani right arm fast-medium bowler went bald until he got a hair transplant done. Now his hair is intact just like his reputation in the cricket community. Also Read – Top 15 Cricketers who set hairstyle trends 9. Martin Crowe: Martin Crowe Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The former batsman from New Zealand suffered major hair loss problems resulting in balding. Now after the procedure he admits that he feels much younger and also bagged an endorsement. 8. Graham Gooch: Graham Gooch Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) This former England cricketer was one of the best batsmen of his time. Graham Gooch was going bald from his forehead and resorted to hair transplant to restore his luscious locks and good looks. 7. Michael Vaughan: Michael Vaughan Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The latest to join the bandwagon of cricketers who have gotten this modern day marvel in cosmetic procedures is Michael Vaughan. The former England captain is now endorsing a clinic that specializes in hair transplant procedures. 6. Doug Bollinger: Doug Bollinger Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The pace sensation from Australia was once just a bald guy selling t-shirts has earned back his confidence once he went through a non-surgical skin graft. The results are quite impressive! 5. Gautham Gambir: Gautam Gambhir Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The left-handed opening batsman admits that hair loss is one of the major problems for open batsmen. He underwent a hair graft procedure we can see the results in the recent photographs clearly. 4. Jacques Kallis: Jacques Kallis Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The former batsman from South Africa underwent a strand-by-strand treatment, which comes with a huge price tag. He admits to feeling more confident about himself and we can see why! He looks at least 10 years younger now! 3. Sourav Ganguly: Sourav Ganguly Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The former Team India captain had dealt with so much stress while managing his team that the after-effects could be visible on his receding hairline. There is no doubt that he resorted to this procedure. 2. Virender Sehwag: Virender Sehwag Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The opener has been having hairline problems for quite some time. With the pressure to hit runs and the sweat from the helmet, balding could be visible even in his youth. Hair transplant was much needed for this batting legend and he regained things back with it. 1. Shane Warne: Shane Warne Hair Transplant. (Photo Source: Google) The Australian spinner has been known not only for his talent but also his looks. Though he is a good looking man as it is, his thinning hairline was quite evident but he has gotten multiple procedures to fill in those gaps. Money well spent, though! Also Read – 10 cricketers with the weirdest hairstyles

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10 Cricketers who went for a hair transplant

10 Cricketers who went for a hair transplant: Receding hairlines have been in the world of cricket for quite some time.

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