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Mahabore's Mumblings 
Indeed! I am sad. Great men like Sachin walks the earth once in a life time. The humility, hardwork and dedication is something we should learn:) I am reading his biography right now, A 100 100 Now:)
@Vishal, yes, men like him are rare and we are all lucky to have been born in the same era that he played for India
However golden the era is, it should end.
@Kalpana, yes it should, that being said do I sense a hint of disappointment at Sachin having taken so long to retire ? It’s Ok I am not a die hard fan of the man and can tolerate some criticism of him on the blog 😀
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You are correct: we are all lucky to have been born in the same era that he played for India.
@Proactive Indian, oh absolutely 😀
I am a biggg bigggggg fan of Sachin! But at a certain point of time, wanted him to retire, because he being out of form and blocking the opportunity of many young players. But now when he retires, I am definitely sad! A legend he is….
@Pupz, yes, despite everything, all of India will miss him when he retires…