Sachin Tendulkar inaugurates the Board Room in Honor to the BCCI headquarters

The legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar inaugurated the joint room named in his honor at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai. The ex -Indi Patron spoke on key moments of his career, including the disappointment of the 2007 World Cup and lifting the trophy to the Wankhede Stadium in 2011.

Sachin Tendulkar is considered one of the largest batters in the story of the game. He made his debut in India at the age of 16 and became the main point of view in both the test and an international one day cricket. The batter on the right broke 100 international centuries between the formats.

What makes the site even more special is … – Sachin tendulkar

Earlier this month, Sachin Tendulkar inaugurated a joint room called “SRT 100” at the BCCI headquarters in Mumbai. BCCI officials, including President Roger Binny, Vice President Rajeev Shukla, Secretary Devajit Saikia and joint secretary Rohan Jaitley, attended the event.

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“Bang in front of the Cricket Club of India, there was a small room, and I still remember visiting that place, which was the BCCI office in 1989, when I went to my first tour of Pakistan. From there to this place, it is a remarkable transformation,” Turnulkar said while talking at the meeting.

“ What makes the place even more special these are unpayable trophies. It is a reflection of what the BCCI office carriers and players have been able to plan and execute to help the country achieve it. So these are unpaid moments, ” said Tendulkar, while looking at the ICC trophies that India has won.

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I remember having a conversation with my brother: Sachin tendulkar

Tendulkar said it was a difficult period after India’s first departure from India World Cup, adding that he even considered retiring from the party. He recalled an emotional conversation with his brother, who urged him to continue with the vision of raising the World Cup on the ground floor in 2011.

“In 2007, when we returned from the West Indies, a number of thoughts came to me. Whether it was time to continue or to leave -aside. I remember having a conversation with my brother,” said Tendulkar as I was pointing to the World Cup trophy.

“My brother said,” In 2011, the World Cup will be played in India and the final will be in Mumbai at Wankhede Stadium. With this trophy, you can imagine around the victory. “It is there that the trip began during these four years, there was only one goal.

Sachin Tendulkar played his final test game in 2013

Tendulkar debuted against Pakistan in 1989 at Manchester’s iconic Old Trafford. The batter of his right hand played 200 test games, accumulating a record of 15,921 runs to an extraordinary average of 53.78.

Tendulkar also dominated an international day, scoring more than 18,000 runs. It was the first cricket to mark 100 international centuries, a record that is yet to be broken.

The former cricket played his final test game in 2013 against the western Indies at the Mumbai Wankhed Stadium, where fans and teammates received a heart farewell. He was also part of the Indian World Cup winning squad in 2011.

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