10 Ultimate Unknown Facts About “Our Very Own Little Master” !!

By Dhiwaharan
Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar born on 24th April 1973 is one of the best cricketer in this world and is considered as the best Batsman in One Day International and considered as second after Don Bradman in the all time greatest cricketer in Test cricket,And in India he is known as the “God of Cricket”,he is also known as Tendlya, Little Master in India.
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10.MRF Rejected Sachin
Sachin was rejected by MRF Pace Foundation in 1987 when he was an aspiring fast bowler. Wanted to be a fast bowler and even went to the MRF Pace Academy but head coach Dennis Lillee asked him to concentrate on batting.
9.Sachin As Ball Boy
In the 1987 World Cup, Tendulkar-then 14, was a ball boy for the India-Zimbabwe match at the Wankhade Stadium.
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8.Bunked The First Three Days Of Mumbai Nets Because Of A Drawing Exam
7.Anjali was a journalist when she first met Sachin
The first time Anjali went to Sachin’s house she went as a journalist. The little master told Anjali: “You are a girl how can you come to my house?” Anjali somehow entered the house and Sachin had only one chocolate to offer her. He split it to share.
6.When Sachin Took An Auto To Reach Home
5.Most Man Of The Match While Being In The Losing Side
Sachin Tendulkar holds the record for most man-of-the-match awards won by a player on losing side which is 6 times.
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4.Sachin In Ad Shoot
Refused to shoot for a soft-drink ad that showed him smashing cricket balls with a fly swatter. He reportedly told film-maker Prahlad Kakkar, “That would make me greater than the game.” The ad was modified: he hit the balls with a stump.
3.Sleep-Walking Sachin Made Ganguly An Insomniac
Tendulkar was Ganguly’s roommate at the MRF Pace Academy. Tendulkar used to walk in his sleep. Ganguly got worried about it and couldn’t sleep at night.
2.Achrekar Sir Reprimanded Young Sachin
In one of the games, Sachin had scored 24 runs. Someone suggested that if six runs were added (extras) his name would appear in the next day’s newspapers. Learning about this, Achrekar sir told Sachin if he wanted his name in the newspaper he should do it himself (by scoring runs).
On one occasion Achrekar slapped Sachin when he skipped his practice and instead came to watch his senior team play. Achrekar told Sachin: “You should not be clapping for others. Others should clap for you.” And boy, didn’t that happen for the next quarter of a century regularly?
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1.Benevolant Sachin
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This story will surely bring tears in your eyes. Once Sachin met a group of disabled children in Chennai. One of them was Sachin’s biggest fan but he had never walked in his life. On seeing him Sachin told him if he’d like to play cricket with him. The child was so happy that he stood up for the first time ever.