How Sachin Tendulkar's Farewell changed cricket (18/25)

[@ameymairal]

Somewhere between Sachin's debut and Sachin's retirement we all have grownup. Sachin's farewell was a sign that your childhood has also retired.

[@jithinmariasebastian3846]

Very true!!!

[@av7337]

I cry every time I realise that 😢 I cherish every moment of it

[@MrRahulketu]

What a comment sir ! His career coincided with the most Beautiful time in the lives of 90's Kids.That time was unique in History.The cricket ,the Movies , the television, the comics ,the 8 bit Video games and a lot of things.we were so lucky to be a part of that generation.

[@naughtieindia]

You nailed it.

[@subaruyagami2327]

No.

[@maacpiash]

I feel kinda sad for Dravid. He deserved a spectacular farewell just as much as Tendulkar did.

[@anirbankundu6581]

There was no need for that. Dravid was the dark knight. If tendulkar was superman, dravid was batman. Playing selflessly and staying in the shadows is what made him one of the greatest.

[@abhishekparmar6702]

I think it was more suited to dravid's quite character

[@piyushsumera9076]

David quietly and rightly retired after that dreaded Australia tour... Sachin's retirement was so planned that India had to shorten the SA series for him

[@Athul14311]

Dravid, sehwag, Ganguly, Laxman, Kumble, zaheer, Yuvraj. All legends bro. But this little master was well above them all.

[@pabloadvocate9789]

I truly endorse your views. But having regard to the person Dravid always has been, he would despise such a departure where he could not hold his head high. Tendulkar had a great career, absolute legend, no iota of doubt is there. But believe me my friend he was just far past his prime while calling it a day. Same was the case for Jayasuriya and Wasim Akram.

[@farhankalim5992]

A more fitting video would have been how Sachin's debut changed cricket

[@kaavyasurianarayanan8247]

It was 2004.. when a 4 year old girl was watching a test match with her dad when she first saw a man with a humongous hat on top of his head save some runs near the boundary.. she asked her dad,who is this? Her father replied -Sachin. From that day till 2013 .. I had watched every single match India played,just to see Sachin play. Really miss him till date!!

[@Vivek1686]

Wow

[@mr.white3]

Still remember it like yesterday.. Dreaded that moment for years... Cried like a baby that day with millions of others. Truly the greatest.. No one united India like he did.. Nobody ever can reach his pan India appeal ever again.. Must be the most famous indian of the last 30 years.. Man I miss his so much to this day.. Cricket was never the same after that day.. Miss u GOD :(

[@mrudulvemuri182]

Wowww! Mr. White I never knew you watched cricket! Yeah, cricket! And how's the meth business.

[@prashy069]

I agree with you mate

[@sagarjina]

i cried like a baby on March 24th 2011, when cheats eliminated the reigning, defending, deserving 4-times world champions of the world from the World cup....

[@russophile9874]

"No one united India like he did.." "Nobody ever can reach pan India appeal.." Gandhi: "Am I a joke to you?"

[@akashtripurare4348]

❤

[@parthsharma9852]

3:50 Sachin getting OUT and Virat coming to bat was like, "I'm done, you take over!!!!"

[@geartogame381]

That's what I was about to comment,that is so interesting aswell virat did take over after that.

[@drnirmalraj2456]

doing a poor job at that though

[@anweshchatterjee6565]

@Mitul b more like Steve Rogers - Sam Wilson..

[@devanshtrivedi3905]

@@drnirmalraj2456 i guess u don't follow cricket then😂

[@drnirmalraj2456]

@@devanshtrivedi3905 I guess ur some1 born after 2000 then. also ur saying this just after a series whitewash where kohli was scoring in single digits while his team desperately needed him to score on a foreign tour against a good attack... guess You don't follow cricket then. of course kohli failed! and for context... before when India was getting whitewashed, at least we as Indians, could be proud tht atleast Tendulkar scored and gave it back to the opposition even if in a losing cause.. WAT THE FCUK DID KOHLI DO HERE?? AND, there is a reason why it's been 30 yrs since India gt whitewashed by a major team, it's coz Tendulkar and dhoni retired from odis... kohli's failing spectacularly... he should be thanking his lucky stars tht he didn't play in sachins era... with his weakness against spin warne and Murali would simply have gobbled kohli up. inferior to Tendulkar in all respects. So shut up Kohli fan boy.

[@mrkukreti107]

Half of my love for cricket died at that very moment. That team was my favourite team. No more curiosity for the score. No more anxiety. I still follow cricket but it's not same.

[@mrityunjaytiwari4038]

I was there watching it from Sachin Tendulkar Stand. Travelled from Gurgaon to Mumbai. I still remember, it was day next to Muharram and all while I thought maatam ki raat to kal hai. Emotions still overwhelm

[@a3zax007]

i was at the wankhede and the very first time i saw him batting was in the 96 world cup and as a kid i grew up with him like many from the 90s era did . seeing him live for the one last time was telling my childhood that a part of you will be lost for ever . my brother standing next to me asked me if i was alright because i did not even realize i was crying as soon as i saw him touch the centre of the wicket and taking its blessings . i realized very quickly that his greatness was an emotion that resonated with many peoples childhood in india . i will love him forever because he is part of many memorable moments of my life .

[@sawantpraveen]

I cried like a baby while hearing His farewell speech. He is truly the greatest batsman of all time!!! His Records may be broken but the emotional attachment we have towards Him will be unmatched by any other cricketer ever!

[@hareshdagur8670]

Sachin ❤

[@AvinashHeral]

Still feel emotional watching this. Cricket has not been the same for me ever since. Now it is not that personal, just checking score now and then. Sachin is not just a player, he is an emotion.

[@dc_pra]

1 missing in the list #26 HOW HARSHA BHOGLE CHANGED CRICKET !

[@dc_pra]

@@sidmallya7421 haha, ok bro!

[@skvhd]

@@sidmallya7421 your name justifies your mental inspiration

[@saik6537]

@@skvhd Your comment justifies your bigotry

[@maacpiash]

​@@sidmallya7421 "bad mouths india half the time" is called being impartial and fair. You imperialistic Indians should try learning that from him.

[@yaqubhussaini3820]

@@sidmallya7421 he speaks truth which hurts asses like yours

[@monicasharma6491]

#26 How Sanjay Manjrekar’s commentary changed cricket

[@prajeeths2131]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sumanpattnaik1546]

He really did 😂😂

[@shivam24892]

Akash Chopra says Hi.

[@abhishekparmar6702]

Yes he changed it for the worse

[@abhinavkashyap5427]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWOkemunpa-omJY🇮🇳

[@villian1987]

ever after 5 years, I cried again, also please put all remaining videos of the series at once

[@rockyp3917]

I still have dreams that Tendulkar is still in the team and batting with Kohli, then I wake up and realise he's retired and get sad.

[@ameymairal]

Many people have stopped following cricket in post sachin era but there has been significant growth in followers. So basically nothing changed after his retirement or due to his retirement. Sachin's greatest contribution has been in my opinion is that all the batsmen of his era were compared with him. Some were better than him some were more gifted than him. Sachin playing for so long thats how he changed world cricket. Also I guess he was first global superstar with his adverts and other social gatherings that stood out the most

[@mohammadaftabalamhashmi2365]

What nonsense.....No one was better than Sachin.....The greatest ever Sachin

[@ameymairal]

@@mohammadaftabalamhashmi2365 sir...its your opinion, which is fine. But I am not denying the importance or legacy of him. I think more than his retirement...his long playing career changed cricket.

[@ramganesh4424]

@@mohammadaftabalamhashmi2365 Lmao Ricky Ponting was wayy better than Sachin in 2000's, and rightly so was awarded the Cricketer of The Decade. But, Sachin's longevity at the top still remains unmatch, and that defined his greatness.

[@beyondananda]

I think Tendulkar’s debut changed cricket more than his farewell speech ..

[@kerankerai7872]

A hero Indian needed to unite under after 40 years of race wars

[@mrkukreti107]

@Pabitra Maji he did.

[@mrkukreti107]

@Pabitra Maji as long as he played , every Indian was praying for him irrespective of the religion, caste and Creed. That's what he did. He isn't revolutionary or any social activist who would literally do it. As a cricket, he did that

[@siddheshbirje6050]

@Pabitra Maji yes he did

[@For_greater_good]

I was lucky enough to ensure that I witness the demi god bid goodbye... Wankhede north stand chants... "Sachin..Sachin...!!) an occasion where I cried in public and so did the thousand others...

[@deeppatel7496]

sachin is a god, virat is a demi god

[@nishilbright2007]

Many people say Sachin 100s were not in winning cause.. But they literally forget Sachin 100s came when team India was shit. They threw away wickets and Sachin tried to save India always..and moment Sachin got out, India collapsed. That's why Sachin will always be regarded as the best

[@unniramesh5733]

Sachin 100s were not in winning cause ?!!!!!en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_international_cricket_centuries_by_Sachin_Tendulkar

[@ayushshukla3814]

Sachin was the most beautiful phase of my life. ♥️

[@NikhileshSurve7428]

I never really realised when Sachin retired from the ODIs & kept waiting for his 50th ODI Century which of course never came, still happy he made 100 International Centuries. His score of 74 in his 200th Test wasn't as disappointing at first since I told myself he still has a 2nd Innings but IND would've needed to declare early for that to happen instead of waiting till getting All Out. I probably started watching Cricket properly in early 2000s when Sachin was already in the middle of his long International career & was being called the God of Cricket, so I became a Cricket fan & a Sachin fan simultaneously. After his retirement I could no longer enjoy watching Batting, Runs & 6s as much but Bowling & Wickets instead, watching Batting just doesn't feel the same although t20s may have played a role in it too.

[@warriorx86]

Only 90s kids can understand the feeling of seeing sachim carry the burden of entire nation single handedly

[@anaghashyam9845]

and that I believe is what cemented his greatness

[@warriorx86]

@@anaghashyam9845 Yes !! Kohli might break Sachin's most of the records. But Sachin is a emotion. When Sachin used to get out people used to switch off TV. But when Kohli gets out there is still a hope. But at that time Sachin was the only hope !!

[@arunashamal]

Literally...because 90s India team were shit..

[@ro-eu5fq]

@@arunashamal exactly,thankfully the 2000s have been outstanding for indian cricket

[@aasamspb967]

Cricket at those times was so hard. So Sachin making that score was extraordinary. But now it is not that hard. So Virat scores more. If Virat was playing at those times he will not reach to this level.

[@issacthankachan3289]

It was then i realized i was a sachin fan more than an indian cricket fan ;(

[@anubhavghosh9003]

Nothing to be proud if

[@manasbohat4028]

So true

[@abhiray2748]

@@anubhavghosh9003 may be in your case not his case. Don't impose your opinion on others.

[@siddheshbirje6050]

@@anubhavghosh9003 what's wrong in it? Even I feel the same..

[@kerankerai7872]

The last shot Sachin played a one day game for mcc in 2016

[@Ashishkalo]

Always get goosebumps watching farewell speech...especially crowd chanting "sachin sachin"...

[@Nijapraju]

To be honest.... i took cricket so serious after sachin's farewell speech.... i didn't understand much.. but i was deeply felt... Now im 16.. and never missed any of india's match since his last match... ❤❤

[@rahulchaudhary-xg9vz]

I clearly remember, "I cried that day".....😌😂

[@grkr7842]

That was really awesome....🇮🇳👏👌👍

[@medidikalyan4535]

It's heart breaking day of cricket Sachin retirement couldn't find cricket without Sachin thank you inspiration all the nation

[@Hasan-tb8kw]

Virat will be Ronaldo of cricket but Sachin is the Pele of cricket

[@bikramjitdas3956]

Messi of cricket😎

[@vatsalsingh1555]

Sachin is maradona of cricket, bradman is more of a pele of cricket.

[@tridipchetry6386]

Gifted, HUMBLE, genius,not smeone with a 'great physique and build up'....he's the 'MESSI'AH of cricket!!!!

[@MrRahulketu]

Pele is the sachin of Football.

[@naughtieindia]

Dont compare. They are all greats. Sachin, Rahul, Ganguly, Virat, Rohit, Dhoni and many many more.

[@pradeepk013]

Still tears in my eyes when I remember this day

[@pawanadhikari110]

I think it's not sachin tendulkar farewell that changed cricket, It's Sachin Tendulkar presence that changed cricket.

[@Tentra_Vix]

Cricket mean Sachin for Indians for very long time. Even Ranatunga, Srilankan Caption, once said, you take Sachin's wicket and 50 percent match is won.

[@VikasKumar-js3dx]

aaj bhi soch karr, rona aata hai, yaar cricket k bhagwan abb nhi khelte, this line hurts a little

[@mohawk-tu8505]

Greatest player of his era? He is the greatest player of all time.

[@ravi2047]

Sachin walking out and Virat walking in. That must be a sign from a universe beyond.

[@nithilankarthik5238]

Sachin- not a man, not a god, but an emotion that millions of Indians experience

[@DAVID69011]

Some of the events are more like "Greatest Moments" not "Change Cricket" Tedulkar's farewell didn't change cricket. Australia vs south africa draw didn't change cricket.

[@hardrock342]

Well it did. I mean a lot of indians stopped watching cricket after that.

[@baldeepbirak]

The little master.

[@tokuchi550]

I liked Darren Sammy's reaction he might be feeling what crime have I done by taking the catch.

[@the_picsopedia]

Sachin's debut changed cricket more. His retirement just made people cry and reduce viewership temporarily.

[@gokulnair.s1566]

Sachin 😍

[@priyans1020]

I haven't seen his retirement speech yet. I just can't.

[@remeshxvines8282]

My fav cricketer.

[@leviackerman5692]

*SACHIN THE GOD OF CRICKET* 🙏😎🇮🇳

[@patrick17_6]

One of the greatest of all time..

[@Waynebruce07]

Can't believe that this is a video on Sachin's retirement and no 'sachin sachin' chant by the crowd included !

[@AnanthapuriCricketLive]

Thank you so much for this video.

[@rj6404]

Its not like Sachin came when Indians were down , Kapil & his devils had achieved which none had done , made Indians believe they r the best , Sachin came along as an icing on the cake , great cricketer but more importantly a Great human being ! Main Aaj jaha hon , kal koi aur tha , yeh bhi ik daur hai voh bhi ik daur tha .

[@indrajeetkamat6138]

Grown men cried that day... their childhoods ended with Sachin's catch

[@Tikuchill]

Isn't it iconic that even in the WC11 final kohli came after sachin had got out... passing of the torch?😌

[@mrkukreti107]

"Tendulkar was the bencmark"

[@DeepakDhabhai]

Sachin was a genius , but dravid is my favorite

[@vipisingh7019]

Sachin....My hero

[@cspatel860]

Damn video is not even started and i m crying😭

[@16Mishraji]

God of cricket 🙏🙏

[@TheFootballGod]

I'm 11 and I used to think that is Sachin really that good? Then I watched him and realized that this guy can't be compared to Kohli. He was just too good.

[@ayushshukla3814]

His retirement certainly changed the game... Millions like me have no more the same passion for the game anymore. Sachin is the best batsman of all times.

[@MrKalyanpur]

Dravid was equally legendary

[@pranavkartha7069]

Sachin goes out, Kohli comes in. Tells more than just a cricket match.

[@docsherlock3464]

Its not just his farewell...its THE GREAT SACHIN TENDULKAR who changed cricket!

[@Shriharsh2]

We can all agree the moment he stepped down it was end of an era and generation

[@mantrayadav9649]

Sachin Sachin 👏👏👏

[@vipisingh7019]

Cricket would never have been same without Sachin.

[@awwksnitin]

I wish video never ends

[@shankarakula701]

Retirement of Sachin is pain but Kohli is a medicine to relieve that pain up to some extent

[@chirag_soni_07]

SACHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIN SACHIN!!!

[@arnavbarman7724]

#SACHIN SACHIN

[@rahulsekhar3341]

Sehwag, gambir, dravid, Zaheer deserved farewell

[@babu_frik]

SAAAAAACHIN.....SACHIN!

[@piyushsumera9076]

When Sachin is going back after getting Kohli out,Kohli was there at the boundary getting ready to bat next and appreciating Sachin for the final time for his batting.. That was so surreal. Want Shubhman Gill to make debut very soon,He looks like perfect Man who will dominate the next decade and next superstar after Kohli retires in next 7-9 years..

[@nitinitsme]

I was there at the wankhede..wt a moment...

[@stormshadow5266]

I know everything about it but if the video title is events that changed cricket then it should explain how and what change it did.

[@jongxina4908]

Dravid is the greatest human being. I'm his fan.

[@baskarduraisamy]

I'm a die hard Sachin fan, but honestly this farewell did nothing to Cricket.

[@kaps89]

Baskar Duraisamy well it showed with the proper skills and love for sport , people will chant your name like they haven’t for anyone . It can be inspiration for the youngsters to keep performing better and better so they too can have a farewell like this

[@aryansarwary]

cricket certainly changed for me after Sachin's retirement

[@0611131civil]

So how exactly this changed cricket.. I am kind of lost here.

[@sthompson106]

so now we can confirm that ... Sixing-Sensation Afridi was right when he said before W.C semi-final "Not just today mate,Tendulkar needs to wait long time to score his last century" Savage !!!🤠

[@riteshmishra5008]

Kohli came after sachin it was really symbolic

[@parveshchoudharyfitness9009]

Virat will break every record of Sachin and some day some other will break vk record. Records are made to be broken but I prefer vk batting anyday. He is fearless and ruthless. No disrespect to Sachin though. I’m glad that Both are indians 💪🏾

[@PK-ig4im]

Watch the 2018 to 1993 thing on 0.25 playback speed

[@anubhavghosh9003]

One word.God.

[@maiyankasinha832]

But how did this change cricket? Sachin did change cricket not his retirement.

[@hardrock342]

A lot of guys lost interest after sachin retired.

[@nikhilhembrom8952]

​​@@hardrock342he was kind of emotion people even came to see test matches so they can see Sachin bat

[@seepakraj-j4e]

Make it much bigger why it is of only 6 mins

[@MAYUSHRAJ]

I think the next one #19 is on CSK and RR IPL ban that change cricket and #20 ball tempering saga, Smith Warner and bancroft ban

[@MAYUSHRAJ]

Yap

[@flamegaming7908]

every ESP video changes cricket

[@rahulshekhawat3438]

Am i the only one skipping all sanju manju part

[@asianprotocol7159]

Commentrator: Sachin walks off for the Final time as Virat Kohli arrives on the arena.... Sachin: I have done alot, now its your time. Kohli: Surely Master. I will take this burden from now on.

[@SAJ.GAMING]

not just that match but kohli replaced tendulkar......im not comparing but we have to agree that theres no better batsman than kohli to fill that place......

[@rrahulraj6042]

Mark my words, Dhoni and Kholi's farewell would be held in a similar fashion.

[@shaileshnachanekar6877]

Not a single comment about Sanjay Manjarekar's comment?

[@arjunraizada10]

NEXT HOW CHAPEL GANGULY FIGHT CHANGED CRICKET OR SYDNEY TEST 2007-2008

[@chetanpuntambekar1808]

Honestly I'm not getting this how an event changed cricket series where they're just talking about the event and not discussing the effect which is the "title of the series"

[@RaviKumar-ei7yd]

For me cricket means sachin..

[@Anurag-iv5fw]

There wont EVER be another "GOD OF CRICKET". EVER.

[@iamhowtobasic70yearsago10]

24 years on 22 yards

[@aadityaaggarwal24]

Sachin left and virat entered. Poetic.

[@kumaripriyanka4723]

If cricket is a religion then Sachin is the God.