Sachin, Sculpted! Tendulkar’s Life-Sized Sculpture Uncovered At Wankhede
A Sculpted Masterpiece!
Wednesday saw an exciting group at the Wankhede Arena in Mumbai. A day-to-day existence measured bronze sculpture of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar was revealed just before the World Cup match between India and Sri Lanka.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde, flanked by Tendulkar and his better half Anjali, alongside Sharad Pawar and Rajiv Shukla, uncovered the sculpture.
Sachin For The Ages!
Prestigious painter-stone worker Pramod Kamble from Ahmednagar has brought Tendulkar in a timeless posture. The cricketer is found in his trademark pose: hurled drive with his left leg broadened, body somewhat twisted, head held high, and bat pointing at the sky. This posture browsed a large number of activity pictures, reverberating with fans who have seen the Master Blaster’s wonderful profession crossing north of twenty years.
We Are Family!
It was a family moment. The ace cricketer-turned-reporter was joined by his significant other Anjali and girl Sara, even as chants of “Sachin, Sachin” from his fans made a craze.
Initially anticipated Tendulkar’s 50th birthday celebration in April, the uncovering was delayed as it required some final details.
Love For Wankhede!
Tendulkar reviewed how, as a youngster, he wound up going interestingly to watch a match at the famous setting for an India-West Indies Test in 1983 without a ticket in his grasp!
A Cricketer For All Seasons!
The occasion was a brilliant one and had individuals from across the political range denoting their participation. From Maharashtra sports serve Sanjay Bansode to BCCI VP Rajeev Shukla, secretary Jai Shah and Mumbai Cricket Affiliation boss Amol Kale, it was a full house at the Wankhede.
Granting Greatness
Situated adjoining the Sachin Tendulkar stand, the sculpture honours the cricketer and his unmatched accomplishments. It’s a cap tip to his large number of records – 15,921 runs in 200 Tests, 18,426 runs in ODIs, and a Bharat Ratna award in 2014.
Valued Keepsake For Master Blaster
During the function, Tendulkar was likewise given an extraordinary keepsake. This genuine gesture was a fitting recognition for the cricketing symbol, who bid goodbye to his famous lifetime at the same scene, finishing up his 200th and last test match against the West Indies in 2013.
