Sachin Tendulkar Shares Video, Asks Fans To Spot 'Ultimate Hide-And-Seek Champion'
Yet another post by Sachin Tendulkar went viral on social media as the batting legend, this time, posted a video of a leopard, walking around in a jungle.
India batting icon Sachin Tendulkar's latest post on Instagram has intrigued his fans and followers. Yet another post by Sachin Tendulkar went viral on social media as the batting legend, this time, posted a video of a leopard, walking around in a jungle. "Can you spot the ultimate hide-and-seek champion?" He also used hashtags like wildlife, leopard, nature, and jungle," Sachin wrote in the caption of his post on Instagram.
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An Instagram user commented, "Hiding from Sachin? Silly cat, he should run out to see the legend." Another user posted, "Leopards are reputed to be super shy but even this one wanted a glimpse of you." "Wow, Sir, what a take. That must have taken a lot of your patience," wrote a third.
Sachin Tendulkar set to be honoured with life-size statue at Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium
Legend Sachin Tendulkar, who turns 50 on April 24, will be honored with a life-size statue at Wankhede Stadium by Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA). Wankhede is the very venue where Sachin's cricketing journey started under childhood coach Ramakant Achrekar. It is also the venue where he won the World Cup with team India in 2011.
"I started my cricketing journey representing Mumbai. India winning the World Cup in 2011 remains the biggest moment in my life. My last match representing India, was very memorable, and that happened in Mumbai as well," Tendulkar told PTI.
"Life has come a full circle for me at Wankhede, which has been witness to some very special moments. When the Mumbai Cricket Association suggested about my statue at Wankhede, I was pleasantly surprised.
"I've always taken a lot of pride in representing Mumbai cricket, and my wonderful association with the MCA continues today as well. I'm very grateful to them for this kind of gesture," he added.
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