Sachin Tendulkar, who is said to be the God of cricket, did not think that he would be able to play cricket for so long. After playing the first test match, he started feeling that his career has come to an end. Sachin has recently celebrated his birthday on April 24, with which he also spoke to the media. However, due to Coronavirus, Sachin did not organize any birthday on his birthday and celebrated his birthday with silence. He told about what happened to him in the first match.
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Master batsman Sachin said that he did not understand so much at the time of his Test debut that he felt that everything was over for him. When he landed on the field for the last time after 24 years, he played a record 200 Test matches as a great batsman. Sachin told Nasir Hussain during 'Nasir Meets Sachin' on Skysports, "I must admit I did not know. I played the first Test as if I was playing a school match."
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In the first Test in 1989, Sachin was in front of Pakistan's fast bowling attack, which included legends like Imran Khan, Wasim Akram Waqar Younis. Talking about it, Sachin said, "Wasim Akram Waqar Younis was throwing very fast balls. He was also putting a short ball, besides doing as many dangerous things as he could. I had never experienced such bowling, so the first match was not so good."
