Times of India logo Times of India 4 weeks ago

Sachin's knock could pull ODIs out of the coffin

How many times has Sachin Tendulkar played second fiddle to his emotions on the cricket field? How many times has he allowed his anger to sneak into your sitting room during the course of a match? Probably never. Full Article at Times of India

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