‘It Literally Speaks to ’You’—Sachin Tendulkar Emotional After Portrait Unveiling at Lord’s Before ENG vs IND, 3rd Test

Sachin Tendulkar Honoured By MCC Ahead Of India vs England 3rd Test, Legend Recounts 1st Visit To Lord's

Sachin Tendulkar expressed happiness at his portrait being unveiled at the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) Museum, saying that from his first visit to the iconic venue back in 1988 to now getting his portrait unveiled is a feeling "that's hard to put into words"

‘It literally speaks to ’you’—Sachin Tendulkar emotional after portrait unveiling at Lord’s before ENG vs IND, 3rd Test

Sachin Tendulkar's emotional journey from playing in England to having his portrait unveiled at Lord's.

Sachin Tendulkar Rings Iconic Bell at Lord’s Cricket Ground Ahead of Day 1 of IND vs ENG 3rd Test 2025 (See Pics and Video) | 🏏 LatestLY

Sachin Tendulkar rang the bell at the iconic Lord's Cricket Ground ahead of Day 1 of the third Test between India and England on Thursday. 🏏 Sachin Tendulkar Rings Iconic Bell at Lord’s Cricket Ground Ahead of Day 1 of IND vs ENG 3rd Test 2025 (See Pics and Video).

England Honours Indian Legend, Nothing from BCCI?

Boards like the ECB and Cricket Australia have one thing in common — More often that not these boards respect legendary players from all across the world regardless of their nationalities. The ECB’s recent unveiling of Sachin Tendulkar’s portrait at Lord’s is nothing but a proof of the same. Also Read – Ignored Talent Shines […] The post England Honours Indian Legend, Nothing from BCCI? appeared first on M9.news.

Sachin Tendulkar rings iconic bell to kick off 3rd Test at Lord’s

Legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar kicked off the 3rd India vs England Test at Lord’s by ringing the iconic bell, as his portrait was also unveiled at the MCC Museum. The match is part of the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy, currently tied 1-1.

3rd Test: Sachin Tendulkar Rings Iconic Five-minute Bell At The Start Of Lord's Test

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak: Legendary batter Sachin Tendulkar rang the iconic five-minute bell to begin day one of the Lord’s Test between India and England on Thursday. The five-match series, being played for the trophy named after Tendulkar and