“Sachin Tendulkar didn’t Care About People” – Harbhajan Singh Recalls 2011 World Cup Memory
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2011 World Cup was special for former Indian off-spinner Harbhajan Singh. In a recent interview, Harbhajan Singh revealed how he felt after winning his first World Cup. The cricketer also shed light on the reaction of the legend Sachin Tendulkar.
On April 10, 2011, India won the World Cup after defeating Sri Lanka in the finals by six wickets. Also, the fact that the World Cup was scheduled in India that year made it more special. The final was hosted at the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai.
The winning of the tournament was an emotional moment for both the players and the fans. India won the World Cup after a gap of 28 years. Also, it was a perfect farewell for the God of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar.
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While speaking on Star Sports ‘Cricket Connected’ show Harbhajan Singh recalled that surreal moment.
He said, “That day I saw Sachin Tendulkar dancing for the first time, for the first time he didn’t care about people around him and he was enjoying with everyone which I will always remember,”
The victory in World Cup 2011 was the proudest moment in Sachin Tendulkar’s life. He played cricket for about 22 years and finally lifted the cup in his sixth and final attempt.
I cried in front of everyone: Harbhajan Singh
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Talking about his personal feelings, Harbhajan admitted that didn’t take his medal off for a long time.
The cricketer said, “I remember sleeping with my medal on that night when I woke up, I had the medal on me and it felt great,”
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He further added, “It was something that we dreamed together, it was just coming through and it was an unbelievable feeling. I still get those goosebumps when I think about those moments.
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The 39-year-old also acknowledge that the situation was very overwhelming for him and it made him cry.
“Lifting the World Cup was really something special and it was probably the first time I cried in front of everyone. That feeling was overwhelming, I didn’t know how to react,” he said.
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