Old Video Of New Zealand Fan Naming Son After Sachin Tendulkar Resurfaces On Internet | WATCH

WATCH the young New Zealand fan, who's named after Sachin Tendulkar, meet the legend himself, as THIS old clip resurfaces on internet.

Sachin Tendulkar shares a special moment with a young New Zealand fan, who is named after the Indian legend. The video dates back to March 2009.

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Sachin Tendulkar does not have fans, but devotees. A word that has been constantly spread across thousands of people over the years, as cricket fans deem the Indian legend a 'god' of the sport.

Sachin Tendulkar's statistics are unmatched, but what also makes him 'once in a lifetime sportsperson' is his majestic aura that inspires generations.

One such case came to limelight back in 2009, when India toured New Zealand for ODI series. The five-match ODI series was played in the month of March, and after the conclusion of the match, a young New Zealand fan named 'Sachin Austin' alongside his father had the opportunity to meet their idol Sachin Tendulkar near the boundary ropes.

During a special media coverage at the area, the young fan revealed his name, and stated the reason behind his unique name, as fans learnt the fact that his father is a lifelong Sachin Tendulkar fan and has named his son after the legendary cricketer.

Surprisingly, as seen in the video, the young fan could not recognise that Sachin Tendulkar was standing right next to him. The Indian batsman greeted him and his father with a smile and shared a memorable moment, which the young fan and his family will surely cherish for a lifetime.

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When Will India Face New Zealand Next?

New Zealand has somewhat been a thorn in the back of the Indian side over the past 10 years, as the Kiwis have handed the 'Men In Blue' heartbreaks after heartbreaks' in the ICC mega events. Be it the 2019 ODI World Cup, or the 2021 T20 World Cup, or even the 2021 World Test Championship Final, the Blackcaps have had the better off India.

India will face New Zealand in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 group stage match on March 2 in Dubai.