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Sachin Tendulkar (Source: Twitter)
It is Hindi Diwas today. On the occasion, many cricketers wished their fans well. The master blaster Sachin Tendulkar took it to Twitter and wished fans in a very unique way. The former Indian cricketer wanted to test the knowledge of the fans. Hence, the Mumbai-born cricketer asked a question on social media and expected the answers from the fans. The fans replied with different answers.
The question was about a translation. Tendulkar asked the fans to translate some of the cricket terms in English to Hindi. Taking to X (Twitter), Tendulkar asked his fans to name the umpire, wicketkeeper, fielder, and helmet in Hindi. "Can you tell me what the following cricket words in Hindi are?" wrote Sachin Tendulkar in Hindi. The post of Sachin had a very good response from the fans.
Fans pass the test of the legendary cricketer!
The fans were cheeky and asked the legendary cricketer if they could use Google to search the terms. Some of the fans gave their replies with different terms. The followers of Tendulkar on Twitter showed they have a good vocabulary in cricket and Hindi. Many fans gave the right answers. In the interactive session, the fans found their time worthwhile in finding out some unique terms.
Tendulkar was a great batter during his time. In a career spanning 24 years, the former Indian captain broke many records and created new ones. The former Indian batter holds the record for most runs in Test cricket and One Day cricket. Tendulkar has the most hundreds in international cricket. The former World Cup winner has the most hundreds in Tests and ODIs.
Tendulkar had amazing longevity in his career. For the most part of his career, Tendulkar was an aggressive batter. Most importantly, the Mumbai-born cricketer won many matches for the Indian team. The legacy of Sachin is very huge in cricket. In test cricket, Tendulkar scored 15921 runs in 200 matches. In ODIs, the aggressive batter scored 18426 runs in 463 matches. Tendulkar played a key role in India's triumph in the 2011 ODI World Cup.