Thank you!!!

It had to come one day and from today – Sachin says adieu from playing Cricket for India. It’s a start of new journey for him but end of a 24 years long dream for all his fans. My first memories of him is from scorecard published in Sportstar magazine, which I used to religiously follow and was astonished to see how consistently he used to score runs for India.  With introduction of satellite channels in the 90s we Indian now can easily worship the cricketing God and witness the magic. Who will forget the blaster of 96, 97 and 98, the class of 02, 03 and 04 and the master of 2007-11. Thank you Sachin for all the joy that you brought to our life. Thank you.

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