Sachin Tendulkar leaves India in tears(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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Sachin Tendulkar leaves India in tears
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/sports/cricket/series-tournament/sachin-tendulkar-hangs-his-boots/sachins-200th-test/Sachin-Tendulkar-leaves-India-in-tears/articleshow/25905780.cms
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I upvoted. More uplifting to read about him than many of the people so frequently touted as heroes here (Jobs included).
I particularly liked the way Harsha Bhogle compared how a nation clings to heroic figures during dark times. Don Bradman served as a hope to the cricketing fraternity of the time after the second World War and similarly Sachin was the fulcrum for the Indian people to look up to and induce a fighting spirit, especially after the Indian economic debacle of 1991-92.
Quoting it again, "When Sachin made a 100, India slept well."
Quoting it again, "When Sachin made a 100, India slept well."
A very inspirational guy. I know he was a cricketer and I don't really like cricket all too much, but we all could learn a thing or two from Sachin Tendulkar. A great sportsman and inspiration.
In that speech were some great lessons on how to live. Brilliant guy.
Sachin Tendulkar, you have to come back for your fans... But, not like a player come as a coach... Because Kohli, Jadeja and other team members need to learn some respect and sportsmanship.
Even at such extremely young age of 40 he has already achieve extreme level of excellence in a game that is extremely taxing on physical as well as mental ability. (Typical test match is 5 days long 6-8 hours a day and a person like Sachin generally spends at least 4 days on the ground. Sachin has played 200 test matches => 800 days in the hot sun. )