Sachin Tendulkar made a new beginning in the year 1992. (Photo-Santosh Harhare/HT Via Getty Images)
The tradition started by the great batsman Sachin Tendulkar 33 years ago remains in Team India even today. Sachin Tendulkar, playing for India, showed him on several occasions, which no one has been able to do till date. He loves his country a lot. A glimpse of this is seen on their helmet. The master blaster, who scored a century of centuries, once said that he plays for India, not for any board. Sachin Tendulkar Had started playing with a tricolor on the helmet, which is still intact.
Sachin made a new beginning in 1992
In the year 1992, Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar started playing with a tricolor on the helmet. When asked about this, he said that I play not for any board, but for the country. So I will play with a tricolor on the helmet. This tradition started by Sachin Tendulkar continues even today.
Apart from this, in the 1996 World Cup, Sachin Tendulkar did not put any company sticker on his bat, because in the first two matches, he scored a lot of runs by playing with a bat without stickers. After this, he liked this bat. After this, he said that no matter how much money is given to me, but now I will play with this bat in this entire World Cup. Sachin scored the most runs in that World Cup.
When it was refused to advertise alcohol
In the year 2010 Sachin Tendulkar Had refused to add Vijay Mallya’s company. Vijay Mallya’s company was giving him Rs 20 crore to do its ed, but Sachin refused, saying that he would never add alcohol and tobacco. He had said that he would never set an wrong example, this was taught by my father. After this, when Sachin came out playing the last Test match of his career against the West Indies, the grip he had put on his bat during that time was in the color of the tricolor.
Sachin wanted to tell his fans that all the years he played, then only played for his country. Sachin Tendulkar has the first batsman in the world to score the most runs and most centuries in international cricket so far.
