Sachin Tendulkar Double Century Ball: Sachin Tendulkar received a memorable gift, a priceless gift in return

Sachin Tendulkar Double Century Ball: Regarded as the greatest batsman of all time, Sachin Tendulkar scored the first double century in ODI cricket history in 2010. You may be surprised to learn that the ball on which Tendulkar did this feat was never with him. Even in the last 12 years, he never saw that historic ball again but he had not forgotten it. Master Blaster has this ball. He got this ball from Samandar Singh Chauhan, Chief Curator of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association (MPCA).

Priceless gift received instead of a memorable gift

Tendulkar was in Indore for the last four days in connection with the T20 matches of the Sachin Road Safety World Series tournament. During this, the chief curator Chauhan presented him with this special dance as a gift. But this gift was not unilateral. In return, Tendulkar gave Samandar Singh Chauhan such gifts, which no one receives soon, even after trying very hard. Chouhan said on Tuesday that hitting legend Sachin Tendulkar gave him his autographed jersey and shoes as a special gift in Indore. According to Chauhan, Tendulkar gave him this gift in exchange for the ball with which the master blaster scored the first double century in ODI history 12 years ago in Gwalior.

MPCA Sachin’s ODI double century dance was with the chief curator of

According to Chauhan, after the match between India Legends and New Zealand Legends was washed away by rain on Monday night, Tendulkar invited him to his team’s locker room and gave him shoes and a T-shirt with his autograph as a special gift. In fact, the whole incident progressed to such a degree that when Tendulkar arrived at Indore’s Holkar Stadium for practice on Sunday, the chief curator whisked him away with the ball with which he scored a double century in 2010 at Gwalior.

Sachin got the double century ball in Indore

Chauhan had asked Sachin to autograph this ball. Chauhan said: “Seeing this ball, very happy Tendulkar asked me if he could give it to him. I immediately agreed as it was a matter of luck for me.

He said that after the one-day match between India and South Africa played 12 years ago in Gwalior, he had kept the ball associated with Tendulkar’s two-century record as a souvenir. The curator, who has more than four decades of experience in ground preparation, said he had prepared the ground on which Tendulkar made this record at Captain Roopsingh Stadium in Gwalior.

Sachin Tendulkar had scored the first ODI cricket double century

Tendulkar played an unbeaten innings of 200 runs on 147 balls aided by 25 fours and three sixes in the one day match against South Africa at Gwalior on 24 February 2010. This was the first double century by a batsman in cricket One Day International. In this match, India won by a wide margin of 153 runs over South Africa and Sachin Tendulkar was declared the man of the match.