Called as God of Cricket, Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar has announced his retirement from the rich Indian Premier League on Sunday after winning the IPL-6 Cup for Mumbai Indians. Earlier, Mr. Sachin announced his retirement from ICC One day cricket and now from IPL-6, which is a sad news for Mr. Sachin fans.
He said, "For World Cup I had to wait for 21 years but for this I had to wait for only six years. Also this is special for me as I won't be playing in IPL next season," Tendulkar said at the end of Mumbai Indians' triumph.
"I think this is the right time to stop playing IPL. Just got to accept the reality that this would be my last season. I am happy that the sending was perfect," the maestro told the presenter.
"I can't just wait to touch the trophy and this is the right time to say thank you to everyone. It's never too late to win a trophy," a beaming Tendulkar said when another legend Sunil Gavaskar asked whether he would play the opening match of Mumbai Indians at Wankhede next year.
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