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The coronavirus outbreak continues to dominate the world. Various cricket events around the world are stopping due to the same thing. Now one of the suggestions is to continue tournaments without an audience. However, Sachin Tendulkar talks about how irrational this option is.
Sachin Tendulkar believes that cricket events should not proceed without an audience
The Master Blaster said that certain events cannot be played if there is no audience. The cheers of the stadium are part of the essence of the game. It is not only the support but also the energy of the spectators that plays an important role during all the matches.
Sachin Tendulkar mentions that it is impossible to imagine a Federer or Nadal match without an audience. Similarly, it is not possible to continue a cricket tournament without fans in the stands.
Tendulkar tells ESPNcricinfo, “Can you imagine Roger Federer and [Rafael] Nadal playing on the Wimbledon center court with no one there? It will be a very strange thing to see. Not only cricket, any sport needs to have that energy. “
The god of cricket gives names of young people with a promising future
Speaking to them even more, the veteran Indian player talks about the younger players who have a promising future.
“Since we are talking about promising young people, there is a number and the names would be Prithvi [Shaw]Shubman [Gill] and [Sanju] Samson.”
Sachin Tendulkar compares these Indian players to the players of his generation. He said that Rahul Dravid, Sourav Ganguly, Laxman and he are different from each other. Similarly, while all young players are different from each other, they all have a promising future.
“They are all different players. Just like when we were playing, Rahul [Dravid] was different to me, I was different from Sourav [Ganguly], and Laxman was different from all of us. Similarly, these guys are different but have a promising future. They have their own styles. “
