Legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar shared his moment of immense pride as his daughter Sara completed her graduation from the University College of London on Friday. Tendulkar, the highest run-scorer in international cricket, shared some pictures from Sara’s graduation day along with his wife Anjali.
“It feels like just yesterday when you left home for @ucl, and now you are a Graduate. Anjali and I are so proud of you! May you go out and conquer the world Sara,” Tendulkar wrote on Instagram as he posted three pictures of himself and Anjali with Sara.
Sara completed her graduation in medicine from the University College of London. Tendulkar’s daughter has followed in the footsteps of his wife Anjali, who is a pediatrician by profession but she left her practice after marrying Sachin in 1995.
On the other hand, Tendulkar’s son Arjun has taken cricket professionally and recently made his India U-19 debut against Sri Lanka, where he took just 12 balls to grab his maiden wicket. Following the end of the series that India won, he returned to England for his holidays and has been seen practicing with Team India.
Arjun was recently spotted selling radio sets outside the Lord’s cricket ground where India played the second Test against England last month. Before selling radios, he was also one of the volunteers helping the groundstaff during Day 2 of the second Test. Arjun’s father Sachin was in the stands on the first day, along with Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh and director Kabir Khan, watching his son helping out the groundsmen.
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Arjun has also been training at Lord’s with the Marylebone Cricket Club. “Not only has he been training with @MCCYC4L recently & but he has also been lending a helping hand to our Groundstaff!,” Lord’s Cricket Ground’s Twitter account posted.
👋 Arjun Tendulkar!
Not only has he been training with @MCCYC4L recently & but he has also been lending a helping hand to our Groundstaff!#ENGvIND#LoveLords pic.twitter.com/PVo2iiLCcv
— Lord's Cricket Ground (@HomeOfCricket) August 10, 2018
