Sara is Sachin and Anjali Tendulkar's elder daughter. The couple also has a son, Arjun. He is a budding cricketer who made his under-19 debut for India against Sri Lanka in 2018. Sara did her schooling in Mumbai before she moved to pursue a degree in medicine at the University College in London.
The 48-year old mockingly praised the dog's fine catching and hailed them as some 'sharp' skills.
It is through his foundation, Tendulkar has offered to donate retinal cameras which can help diagnose 'retinopathy of pre-maturity', a preventable complication among pre-term neonates (new-born) which can cause blindness.
The batting great says that it was one of those days when nothing worked for India while New Zealand exerted themselves well in the game.
Sachin Tendulkar's daughter Sara Tendulkar juggles between Mumbai, where her family stays, and London. She is currently studying medicine in a college in London and completed her schooling from Dhirubhai Ambani International School in Mumbai. She is very active on Instagram and currently enjoys a fan following of 1.4 million.
Bhagat had met Tendulkar after returning to the country from Tokyo. He gifted his racquet, which he used in the final to Tendulkar, who gave him an autographed t-shirt and his autobiography book.
Rajasthan Royals' batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal recently played for Mumbai against Oman; allowing him the chance to have a one-on-one session with his idol, the great Sachin Tendulkar.
South Africa's Dale Steyn announced his retirement from all forms of cricket on Tuesday.
The 51-year-old New Zealand all-rounder remains in a serious condition after suffering complications following a major heart surgery in Sydney.
Kohli fell to his nemesis James Anderson for just seven on the first day of the third Test, edging a delivery well outside the off-stump to wicketkeeper Jos Buttler as he attempted a drive.
Overall, it is Anderson's 165th Test appearance, surpassing West Indies's S Chanderpaul to take the fifth spot in the all-time list which features Sachin atop with 200 Test appearances.
Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has called on the country to wholeheartedly support the Indian athletes taking part in the Tokyo Paralympics and termed them "real life heroes".
Among current players, international cricket's highest wicket-taker said India's Virat Kohli and Pakistan's Babar Azam would have played him well.
The former Indian captain believes that Kohli has been overthinking while attempting his shots, which impacts his foot movement while facing the bowlers.
The pacer, who was key to India's victory against England in the Lord's Test, drew praise from Sachin Tendulkar who called Siraj a "quick learner."
Sachin also defended Rohit's tendency to play the hook and pull which is leading to his dismissal, saying, "he has cleared the fence with that shot and I am looking at what he has been able to achieve for the team in both Tests."
The iconic batsman spoke on a host of issues including India's victory, the standard of England Test team, and skipper Virat Kohli's technical adjustments.
Chanu lifted a total of 202kg (87kg+115kg) to bag India's first medal at the Tokyo showpiece and better Karnam Malleswari's bronze of the 2000 Sydney Olympics.
Kohli endured a disastrous tour of England in 2014, registering scores of 1, 8, 25, 0, 39, 28, 0, 7, 6 and 20 in five Tests, for an average of 13.50 in 10 innings.
In the virtual event, Tendulkar told them to chase the dream of winning an Olympic medal relentlessly.
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