The third day of the Ranji Trophy final at the iconic Wankhede Stadium witnessed the presence of cricket legends Sachin Tendulkar and the current skipper, Rohit Sharma. This momentous occasion was highlighted by the BCCI on Twitter, emphasizing Sachin Tendulkar’s role as ‘A legendary presence.’
Sachin and Rohit Sharma actively supported Mumbai during their dominant performance. Rohit Sharma, renowned as the ‘hitman,’ expressed his backing for domestic cricket by visiting the Mumbai dressing room during the Ranji Trophy final at Wankhede Stadium, earning praise on social media.
The cricketing clash between Mumbai and Vidarbha displayed high-quality athleticism. Initially, Mumbai bowlers posed challenges for Vidarbha batters, met with an impressive response. With a recent ball change, anticipation heightened for either a wicket to fall or batters to score freely.
In a dominant position, Mumbai, under the leadership of Ajinkya Rahane, set a formidable total of 224 runs in the first innings. In response, Vidarbha struggled and was dismissed for just 105. The ongoing second innings portrays Mumbai standing resilient at 372/7, courtesy of a century from Musheer Khan.
The Ranji Trophy final at Wankhede Stadium gained a ‘legendary presence’ with Sachin Tendulkar observed during the third day’s play. Notably, former Indian captain Dilip Vengsarkar and ex-India wicket-keeper Chandrakant Pandit were seated behind Tendulkar.
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The BCCI’s official domestic account shared a video capturing Sachin Tendulkar’s iconic moments during the match. Tendulkar’s special bond with the Wankhede Stadium is well-established. Celebrating Wankhede Stadium completing 50 years, he shared heartfelt memories of significant milestones in his career.
Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar and former India women’s team captain Diana Edulji enjoyed the action from the prestigious President’s Box on the second day of the final. The Wankhede Stadium, home to iconic moments, features not only the Sachin Tendulkar stand but also a grand statue unveiled last November, coinciding with a World Cup match between India and Sri Lanka.
In a ceremony attended by Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, a magnificent bronze statue was unveiled. Remarkably, the installation of Tendulkar’s statue at his home ground, the Wankhede Stadium, took place nearly a decade after he played his final game for India in a two-match Test series against the West Indies in November 2013.
Sachin Tendulkar, born on April 24, 1973, in Mumbai, India, is widely regarded as one of the greatest cricketers in the history of the sport. His journey from a young prodigy to a cricketing legend is a tale of unparalleled success and dedication.
Tendulkar’s early exposure to cricket came under the guidance of his coach and mentor, Ramakant Achrekar. Even in his teenage years, he demonstrated exceptional talent, and at the age of 16, he made his debut for the Indian cricket team in a Test match against Pakistan in 1989.
The “Little Master,” as Tendulkar came to be known, quickly rose through the ranks, showcasing a wide array of shots and a remarkable understanding of the game. His first Test century came against England in 1990, and from thereon, he consistently amassed runs, earning respect and admiration worldwide.
In One Day Internationals (ODIs), Tendulkar’s impact was equally profound. His aggressive style of play, coupled with a vast range of shots, made him a formidable batsman in the limited-overs format. Tendulkar became the first cricketer to score a double century in ODIs, achieving the feat against South Africa in 2010.
Throughout his illustrious career, Tendulkar shattered numerous records. He is the only player to score one hundred international centuries (51 in Tests and 49 in ODIs). In Test cricket, he accumulated 15,921 runs, the highest by any player, and his ODI tally of 18,426 runs remains among the highest.
Notable moments in Tendulkar’s career include his crucial role in India’s 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup victory. The tournament triumph fulfilled a long-standing dream for the cricketer, and his contributions were instrumental in India’s success.
Tendulkar’s impact transcended statistical achievements. His dedication, professionalism, and love for the game set him apart. He weathered challenges, including injuries, and continued to perform at an elite level even as he entered his 30s and 40s.
In 2013, Sachin Tendulkar bid farewell to international cricket, concluding a career that spanned 24 years. His retirement was a poignant moment for cricket fans worldwide, marking the end of an era.
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Post-retirement, Tendulkar has remained involved in cricket through various roles. He serves as a mentor, commentator, and actively participates in philanthropic endeavors. His life and career exemplify not only cricketing excellence but also perseverance, humility, and an enduring passion for the sport that has left an indelible mark on the history of cricket.
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