Sachin Ends first class cricket in style. Tendulkar's words after the match.
Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar ends his first class career on high. His unbeaten 79 notout helped Mumbai to win against Haryana in the Ranji cricket match held in Haryana. He ended up his career with a classic boundary from his bat. Now the God of cricket has retired from the domestic cricket match. His last International cricket (200th Test match) will be played against Westindies at Mumbai.Here is the Sachin's words after his last domestic match
Tendulkar says: "It was a challenging wicket, had a lot for the bowlers, was fun to bat on this. Slow outfield too, so it might be 240 on the paper, but it is 280 anywhere else. This is just the kind of outing I was looking for. It's fun. All about talking cricket, getting to know each other. It was all about keeping each other relaxed. The West Indies series will be a good one. Something I will be looking forward to. Hopefully we live up to people's expectations. I want to thank the Haryana Cricket Association. I want to thank the security, the police did a great job. Thanks to the people of Lahli. Thank you everyone for making this match memorable for me."
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Sachin's photo on match tickets for his 199th Test at Eden Gardens
As a tribute to Sachin Tendulkar, the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has printed the Master Blaster's photo and his autograph on the Test match tickets for his 199th game against West Indies. It is for the first time in India that a player's image has been printed on a match ticket.
There are five different poses of Tendulkar's batting on the tickets. Each ticket has the retiring Tendulkar's batting pose.
The 40-year-old's straight-drive, cut-shot, celebration of a century, portrait and a close-up of his shot are captured on tickets.
"After all, these two Tests are going to be exceptional and high on emotions. We want to take this match ticket to the level of being called a memorabilia," CAB treasurer Biswarup Dey had said last week in "DNA".
"If this happens, it is going to be the first time in the history of Ede Gardens that a ticket will carry an image of a cricketer playing in the match," he had said adding, "We would have done the same for Sourav (Ganguly) but unfortunately his last match was not here."
India will play West Indies in the first Test of the series at Eden Gardens from November 6. Tendulkar's last and final Test will be in Mumbai's Wankhede Stadium from November 14 to 18.
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Modi Poses a Great Threat to the Nation; Says Activist
Patna: Civil activist Shabnam Hashmi, at a press conference at Patna's IMA Hall on Wednesday, released a CD called the 'Kachcha Chittha of Scams under Narendra Modi's Administration' in an obvious attempt to discredit the Gujarat Chief Minister and his Prime Ministerial candidacy.
"This CD contains all the scams and scandals that have taken place in Gujarat under Chief Minister Narendra Modi's leadership. It would be a sad day for India if Modi actually becomes the Prime Minister," Hashmi, who represents 'Lok Parishad', said.
Calling Modi a 'communal' leader, she said that Modi, in the name of 'Sadbhavana Fast' siphoned crores of rupees to his election coffer. Through the release of the CD, she wishes to bring at least 15 major scams to light that would expose the true face of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate for the Prime Minister's post, she said.
Speaking on the occasion, Alok Dhanwa, a poet, also expressed his reservations over Modi's candidacy saying it would be terribly bad for India if Modi was elected the Prime Minister of India.
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