WATCH | Sachin Tendulkar Relives Childhood Memories As He Drenches Himself In Mumbai Rains, Daughter Sara Shoots Video

"My favourite camerawoman, @saratendulkar captured me enjoying the simpler joys of life! Raindrops always bring back my childhood memories," Tendulkar said in a Instagram post with a video where the legendary cricketer is witnessed enjoying the showers and taking a stroll around his garden in a black t-shirt and black shorts.

Sachin Tendulkar (Screengrab - Sachin Instagram Handle)

Indian batting great Sachin Tendulkar was transported back to his childhood days and seemed to have enjoyed a sense of nostalgia as he posted a video taken by daughter Sara on Wednesday where he is seen getting wet in the rain. "My favourite camerawoman, @saratendulkar captured me enjoying the simpler joys of life! Raindrops always bring back my childhood memories," Tendulkar said in a Instagram post with a video where the legendary cricketer is witnessed enjoying the showers and taking a stroll around his garden in a black t-shirt and black shorts. As a sign of acknowledgement towards his daughter Sara, The 'Master Blaster' is also seen waving towards her at the end of the video capturing him enjoying the bliss of nature.

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My favourite camerawoman ????, @saratendulkar captured me enjoying the simpler joys of life! Raindrops always bring back my childhood memories. #mumbairains

A post shared by Sachin Tendulkar (@sachintendulkar) on Jul 15, 2020 at 5:34am PDT

Tendulkar recently said that the International Cricket Council (ICC) should consider doing away with the provision to stick with the umpire's call when a team calls for a review for an LBW decision. Tendulkar said that the decision should be entirely dependent upon what the technology shows if it is being brought into the game. "What % of the ball hits the stumps doesn't matter, if DRS shows us that the ball is hitting the stumps, it should be given out, regardless of the on-field call. That's the motive of using technology in cricket. As we know technology isn't 100% right but neither are humans," tweeted Tendulkar alongwith a video of him and fellow batting great Brian Lara discussing the Decision Review System (DRS) for the former's 100MB app. "Somebody is unhappy with the onfield decision and that is the only reason they have gone upstairs to the third umpire and when that happens, let the technology take over. Just like in tennis, it's either in or out, there is nothing in between. Once you have decided to use technology, then you rely on it," he said in the video.