In a rare sight, Sachin Tendulkar on Friday introduced himself to a bunch of visually impaired children after the Indian cricket team's training session at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.
"Hi, I am Sachin," the champion batsman, whose popularity knows no bounds in the cricketing world, said to a group of visually impaired children who came to the stadium to wish luck to Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men ahead of their World Cup match against Ireland on Sunday.
"How old are you?" asked Tendulkar to one of the children. "I am 12 years old," pat came the reply.
"You are 12 years old and you are so strong," Tendulkar said with words of encouragement to the child.
"Hi, I am Sachin," the champion batsman, whose popularity knows no bounds in the cricketing world, said to a group of visually impaired children who came to the stadium to wish luck to Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men ahead of their World Cup match against Ireland on Sunday.
"How old are you?" asked Tendulkar to one of the children. "I am 12 years old," pat came the reply.
"You are 12 years old and you are so strong," Tendulkar said with words of encouragement to the child.
