MUMBAI: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar said that he had two chance in existence even though the illustrious career spanning over two years where he performed 200 Tests and 463 ODI, scoring 51 and 49 centuries, respectively.
“I’ve got two regrets.
The first is I have never performed Sunil Gavaskar.
Gavaskar was my batting fanatic once I grew up rather than playing him as a part of a group stays a sorrow.
Gavaskar retired a few years until I made my introduction,” Tendulkar told cricket.
com.
Tendulkar, who retired from international cricket at 2013 after scoring 15,921 Evaluation runs and remains the major run-scorer in global cricket in Tests and ODIs, included that his next regret wasn’t being in a position to play with”contrary to my youth hero Sir Vivian Richards”.
“My other regret isn’t having played my youth hero Sir Vivian Richards.
I had been blessed to have played in county cricket, however that I rue not having the ability to play him in an worldwide match.
“Although Sir Richards retired from 1991 and we’ve got a couple years past in our professions, we didn’t have to play with each other,” he further added.