Watch: Sachin Tendulkar ‘paddles up’ up boating as Sourav Ganguly pulls his leg
Sachin Tendulkar (Image Credit: Twitter)
Sachin Tendulkar has made a lot of records in international cricket. Even though some have been broken by other players, most of them can’t be broken. Also, not to forget, it has become almost impossible for one player to break all of his records. From 1989 to 2013, he scored the most centuries in Tests and ODIs. Even after retiring in 2013, he remains at the top.
Meanwhile, the 2011 World Cup winner is on a vacation in Thailand. In a video he posted on Instagram, the right-hander was seen learning Kayaking. It involves the use of a Kayak, a narrowboat with a double-blade paddle. The video was captioned “Decided to paddle up instead of padding up for a change.”
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The former India skipper is enjoying his second innings and is trying to explore new things. Before heading to Thailand, the master blaster went to Goa with his son Arjun Tendulkar. It was a road trip, where the father and son bonded on different topics and went fishing. Now, in Thailand, the legendary cricketer is decided to explore a few things before he heads back to Mumbai. Tendulkar also shared a picture of enjoying a local Thai meal in the beach.
Sourav Ganguly pulls Sachin Tendulkar’s legs in the comment section
Meanwhile, coming back to the video, former Indian Cricket Board president, Ganguly commented on the video. He commented saying, “Sach… I just saw u at phulay bay .. r u there.”
Notably, the left-hander has been replaced as the Indian Cricket Board president a while back. He was replaced by the 1983 World Cup winner, Roger Binny.
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