Legendary Indian batsman Sachin Tendulkar has always been known for giving advice to people on various occasions on street. However, on Monday, Vinod Kambli tweeted a video of Tendulkar, getting out his car and indulging in a game of cricket with some youngsters in the streets of Bandra, Mumbai. The video posted by Tendulkar’s former India teammate went viral in no time with fans thanking Kambli for sharing the video on a public domain. The most memorable part of the video was when the youngsters came to realize that Tendulkar is walking towards them.
Soon after Kambli posted the video, other users started sharing the complete video, where Sachin can be seen exiting the car and then going towards the youngsters who were playing on the streets. After a while, the passing people started realizing that the person holding the bat is none other than the Master Blaster, they gather at the spot and capture the moment in their phones with a lucky few managing to get a selfie with the cricketing legend as well. Here are the videos of the incident:
@sachin_rt. Master Blaster good to See you enjoying like Old times 😘😘😘 pic.twitter.com/9I96AcfKfG
— VINOD KAMBLI (@vinodkambli349) April 16, 2018
Sachin is currently involved in the IPL 2018 with Mumbai Indians as the team icon. The Master Blaster was a part of as many as 78 matches in the IPL, where he scored as many as 2,334 runs at an average of 34.83 and a strike rate of around 120. He won the Orange Cap in the 2010 edition of the tournament in which he scored 618 runs in 15 appearances.
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Defending champions Mumbai Indians have had a pretty rough start to the ongoing season, as they have lost all of their first three matches they have played so far. They are the only team in IPL 2018 to have not scored a point.
In their last match, Mumbai was shot down by Englishman Jason Roy’s brilliant 91 not out. Delhi Daredevils beat Mumbai in a last-ball thriller to register their first win of the 2018 season. On Tuesday, MI will lock horns with Virat Kohli led Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB).
