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Indian team has to look ahead: Tendulkar
Indo-Asian News Service
Zirakpur, May 13, 2010
Despite being disappointed with the early ouster of the Indian cricket team from the ongoing World Twenty20 in West Indies, Sachin Tendulkar still considers them as the No 1 team.
"We have to remain positive; ups and downs are part of life, not only in cricket but everywhere. We have to ignore all the negative aspects and look forward to improve our performance," said Tendulkar, when asked in Zirakpur, Punjab on Thursday about the patchy performance of the Indian team in the World Twenty20.
"There is always some room for improvement. I know that it's disappointing but we have to look ahead, we should not forget that India is the number one team in the world," he said.
On the issue of the Indian batsmen's weakness against rising deliveries, Tendulkar said: "Players know their responsibility very well. We have to look for options to tackle the short-pitch balls. Gambhir (Gautam Gambhir) is still the same person, he has not changed."
Tendulkar was in town, around 10 kilometers from the state capital Chandigarh, to participate in an event organised by a cement company.
Asked why he has kept himself away from World Twenty20, Tendulkar said: "In 2007, I opted out of the World Cup because I thought that I was not fully fit to play at that time. But later I preferred to keep myself away from it because I did not want to disturb the winning combination of the team."
Sachin had enjoyed a good run in the recently concluded third edition of Indian Premier League (IPL). Mumbai Indians, under his captaincy, had reached the finals but lost to Chennai Super Kings.
"IPL cricket has both advantages and disadvantages. Many cricketers return to their form after playing in it," stated Tendulkar.
On his record ODI double century against South Africa earlier this year, he said: "I never count my records and I only consider them as my contribution to the team. Making 200 was good but it was quite normal. We want to win the 2011 World Cup. It is the dream of the whole country. We have to improve upon our weaknesses and capitalise on our strengths."
http://www.hindustantimes.com/Indian...e1-543200.aspx
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Some selected tweets of sir from the last few days
Congratulations to Vishwanathan Anand for making all of us proud again. He truly deserves to be no 1. We r proud of you Vishy....
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10:34 AM May 12th via UberTwitter
The sea was rough n I can't swim at all ! It was really scary.I had 2 life jackets with me incase something went wrong ha ha ha....
6 minutes ago via UberTwitter
http://tweetphoto.com/22408249 A dear friend of mine sameer with whom I had superb lunch in Alibagh.Delicious (cont) http://tl.gd/1a0g33
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Abt the last tweet :
enna velayyattu idhu :lol:
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Edhai solreenga? Swimming :?
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Tendulkar tweet raises Rs 67L for cancer kids
TNN, May 15, 2010, 01.19am IST
MUMBAI: Call it an outpouring of faith or a measure of star-struck fans. But a single Tweet from Indian willow star Sachin Tendulkar could actually change the lives of many cancer-afflicted children. Twitter fans of the cricketer from across the country and the world — from Malad to Manhattan and from Fort to Florida — reached out to help children after he tweeted on Thursday. :smokesmirk:
In less than 24 hours since the cricketer tweeted on the social networking site for support, the kitty of the Sachin's Crusade Against Cancer in Children showed almost Rs 67 lakh. Several corporate houses and individuals ha signed up to dine with the Tendulkars on May 27 even as around a hundred individuals had electronically sent in sums ranging from Rs 100 to Rs 5,000 for the cause. "It is all about changing goodwill into support for a good cause," says Dr P Jagannath, the cancer surgeon whose website indiacancer.org has roped in Tendulkar for the charity drive.
The campaign's aim is to raise Rs 1 crore as the initial corpus. This would help the group raise Rs 10 lakh each year to help treatment of about 20 cancer-afflicted children. Cancer care is extremely expensive as it involves recurring costs for medicines, tests and surgery. Costs for some childhood cancers run into lakhs. "This campaign seeks to raise funds for children afflicted by cancer anywhere in India and under treatment in any good hospital," says the doctor.
In Mumbai in particular, it is a well-known fact that charity helps parents\patients get treatment. Be it public hospitals such as KEM, Sion or Nair Hospitals or private trust hospitals such as Hinduja, Jaslok or Lilavati, donations into the poor box funds help many pateints from humble backgrounds. Temple trusts and community funding are other known funding agencies.
Tweeting about his new drive on Thursday afternoon, Tendulkar exhorted his 2.85 lakh followers in Twitter-dom to "Join hands with me to give a new lease of life and hope to children afflicted from cancer". Fans can either chip in sums ranging rom Rs 2,000 to Rs 25,000 for the cause and get personally signed mementoes or meet the star to make higher contributions. On May 27, Tendulkar is hosting an exclusive charity dinner in the city for the cause.
Dinner for one would mean shelling out Rs 50,000 while a family outing with the Tendulkars would work out to Rs 1 lakh.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...ow/5932775.cms
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manidharil nee Deivam:
http://ibnlive.in.com/news/sachin-sa...0.html?from=tn
Sachin saves life of former teammate
New Delhi: Sachin Tendulkar has saved India when in dire straits several times on the cricket field, but now he has saved the life of a former cricketer as well.
The little master has reportedly paid the bill for the operation of a former team mate, Dalbir Singh Gill. Gill and Sachin were teammates in the india Under-17 team once.
Gill met with a road accident in 2002, after which he suffered major injuries to his legs. He was in coma for eight months and had lost the power to walk.
Gill's mother says she had written to Tendulkar telling of her son's plight, and he offered to help. Now Gill has undergone a hip replacement surgery, which Sachin generously paid for.
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Every rupee counts.Thanx a lot to every donor for all your support.I really appreciate it.http://bit.ly/sachins_crusade
https://www.indiacancer.org/sachin_thank_u.html
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List of Donors from sachin's twitter page. Thanks to all you guys.
A Santosh Kumar, Berhampur
Abhijeet Kumar Rauniyar
Abhijeet V Patole, Dombivali
Abhijit Date, Mumbai
Abhishek Jain, Mumbai
Abhishek Ojha, Hyderabad
Abhishek Sadh, Delhi
Abhishek Sengupta, Kolkatta
Abraham Mathew, Kerala
Ajesh Philip, Hyderabad
Ajitabh Nedungayil Sidhan, Hyderabad
Akash, Sundar Nagar
Amit H Padhye, Thane
Amit Hemant Gawde, Dombivali
Amit Jain, Mumbai
Amit Karia, Chhattisgarh
Amit P Morathkar, Bangalore
Anand Muglikar, Pune
Aneesh Dhruv Devasthale, Noida
Aneesh Kurian, Kerala
Anil Kumar Turumella, Bangalore
Ankit Gupta, Pune
Ankur Handoo, Mumbai
Ankur Pandey, Mumbai
Ankur Rohit Maniar, Surat
Anupam Baruah, Hemgiri Path
Apan Singhal, Delhi
Aravind Ruthvik M, Shimoga
Arth Gupta, Mumbai
Arun Ravi, Anakattu House
Aryan Sawant, Mumbai
Ashish Pandey, Lucknow
Ashutosh, Banglore
Atul Garg, Hansi, Haryana
Atul Prakash Thakur, Jalgaon
Avatara Vara Prasadu, UK
Avinash Bhatt, Mumbai
Avk Kiran Kumar, Visakhapatnam
Baburao Bolla, Mumbai
Baiju P V, Bahrain
Baishakh Mishra
Balagopal P. Menon, Mumbai
Basudev Chakraborty
Bharath Sunchu, USA
Bhargava Ram Kalathuru, Banglore
Bhushan Agrawal, Dhar
Bijoy Kollamparambil Rajan, Kerala
Biju Nambiar, Lonavala
Chinmayanand Jha, Chennai
Cyril Thomas, Vasai
Darshak, Gujrath
Darshan Pardiwala, Kandivali
Deepak Puthran, Dombivili
Deepak R, Nagar
Deepak Sharma, New Delhi
Deepak Yadav, Pune
Denish Vyas, Mumbai
Deoashish Dane, Pune
Dibyendu Biswas, West Bengal
Dr Jayaraman Nambiar, Manipal
Fox It Solutions Pvt Ltd, Hyderabad
Ganesh, Chennai
Gautham C Roy, Mira Road
Geogy Ukkan, Dubai, UAE
Gopakumar.N, Kerla
Gowri R.Varadhan, Salem
Harinder Jit Singh, Noida
Huston Michael Lopes, Vasai
Indrasena Reddy Gade, Noida
Ishita Datta, Mumbai
Jai
Jatin Chopra, Dubai
Jinesh A Kamdar
Jiten, Banglore
Jitendra Parasmal Jain, Mulund
Joel George, Mumbai
Jyoti Iyer
Kapil Bhanot, Ludhiana
Karthikeyan PS, Chennai
Karunanidhi, New Delhi
Kaustubh Bhegade, UK
Kavisha, Bihar
kedarnath nagoti, Redmond WA
Kishore Krishnamoorthy, Vashi, Navi Mumbai
KM Subbiah
Kothandaraman S, Tamil Nadu
Kr.Kannappan, Chennai
Krishna Chaitanya Sayam, Banglore
Krishna Radha, M.S
Krunal Ashok Dhakate, Hyderabad
Madhav, Hyderabad
Madhur Sajwan, New Delhi
Majid Fadra, Mumbai
Manchala Ravi, Bangalore
Mani Kumar Sabbarapu, Hyderabad
Manikanda Prabhu, Banglore
Manikandan R, Chennai
Manish Jain, Navi Mumbai
Manish Singh, Mumbai
Manoj Goyal, Jaipur
Manojkumar Ramalingam, Tamilnadu
Manojkumar Senthilvel, Chennai
Mayank, Bangalore
Mayur Thacker, Bhuj
Mihir Nabar, Mumbai
Mira Viswanathan, Ealing, London
Muralikrishnan, Chirayinkeezhu
Murugeswaran M, Chennai
Naresh Kumar G, Bangalore
Naveen Hanmantgad, Bailhongal
Neelkanth Ghanwat, Mumbai
Neha Aminbhavi, Pune
Nikhil Satam, Dombivali
Nilesh Kotak, Ahmedabad
Nilesh S Khandalkar, Navi Mumbai
Nilesh Sawant, Mumbai
Nishant Kumar, Singapore
Nishant Verma, Noida
Nitin Sharma, Ludhiana
Pathik Joshi, Cuttack
Phanindher Patlola, USA
Prachi, Banglore
Pradeep Devulapalli, USA
Pradeep Maddipoti, UK
Pramod Anant Oka, Mumbai
Prasad Bhagawantarao Kulkarni, Aurangabad
Prasad Bhagawantarao Kulkarni, Aurangabad
Prasanna Kumar Bg, Banglore
Prasanth P
Prasanth R Krishnan, Navi Mumbai
Prashant Manerikar, Mumbai
Pratheesh Rajan, Kazhakootam
Prathyusha Vusika, London
Praveen Nayak, Bangalore
Pritam Sadaphule, Mumbai
Priyanka, UK
Puneet Agrawal, Allahabad
R.V.Balasubramaniam, Chennai
Rahul Thapliyal, Pune
Raja Gopal K, Karnataka
Raja Raman Sundararajan
Rajan Hegde, UK
Rajarajamani K, Bangalore
Rajesh Varatharajan, Coimbatore
Ramesh Yedupati, Vijayawada
Ranadheer V, Bangalore
Ranganathan Thiruvengadam, Thiruninravur
Ranjit Ashokrao Taware, Baramati
Ravi Vadgaonkar, Kolhapur
Ravi Yemineni, Hyderabad
Ravikanth, Hyderabad
Rushikesh Patil, Pune
S Ganesh, Chennai
Sachin Patil, Mumbai
Sachin Ramesh Patil, Germany
Sameer Kumar, Banglore
Sameer Shinde, Mumbai
Saminathan P T, Chennai
Sandeep Kumar Shukla, Ghaziabad
Sangeeta Rawat, Bangalore
Sanket Apte, Houston
Santhosh Kumar S, Banglore
Sarath C, Thrissur
Sathish, Salem
Sathyaseelan Sudheer, Dubai
Satish Purohit, Thane
Saurabh Pachuri, Agra
Saurabh Yadav, Banglore
Sheila Shetty, USA
Shradha Patil
Siddalinga, Hyderabad
Sourav Bagchi, Janakpuri
Sreemoyee Hazra, Mumbai
Sreenath, Kerala
Srinivas Akyana, Hyderabad
Srinivasa Prasad, Bangalore
Subrahmanya Manippadi, Glasgow UK
Sudhakar Manoharan, Houston
Sudhir Samant, Bangalore
Suhas, Mumbai
Sumit S. Sawant, Ambernath
Sunil T Awate, Thane
Sunil Vamsi Pakalapati, Thane
Suraj Premnath, kalyan
Suvojeet Mukherjee, Pune
Swaroop Hegde, Udupi
Tanmai Potluri, Canada
Thaseeshkumar, Thrissur
Udaya Bhaskar Kandikonda, Hyderabad
Ulhas Kanchan, Mumbai
V Bhaskar, Bengaluru
Varun, New Delhi
Venkateshwaran J, Chennai
Vijay Bhore, Osmanabad
Vikash Tyagi, New Delhi
Vinod Ponmanadiyil, Bangalore
Vipul Kamlakar Kadam, Thane
Vishal Pratap Singh Deo, Secunderabad
Vishal Srivastava, Banglore
Vishi Gondi, Goa
Vishnu S S, Kerala
Vivek Haridas, Kerala
Vivek V Tambde, Dombivali
Vivekanand Vadodkar, Kandivali
Vytla Trinath Chowdari, Mumbai
Yogesh Laxman More, Thane
Yogesh Pankhania, UK
Yogesh Rai, Pune
Sandeep, Banglore
Santosh Kumar, Berhampur
Sarath C, Thrissur
Sathish, Salem
Sathyaseelan Sudheer, Dubai
Satish Purohit, Thane
Saurabh Pachuri, Agra
Saurabh Yadav, Banglore
Sheila Shetty, USA
Shradha Patil
Siddalinga, Hyderabad
Sourav Bagchi, Janakpuri
Sreemoyee Hazra, Mumbai
Sreenath, Kearala
Srinivas Akyana, Hyderabad
Subrahmanya Manippadi, Glasgow UK
Sudhir Samant, Bangalore
Suhas, Mumbai
Sumit S. Sawant, Ambernath
Sunil T Awate, Thane
Sunil Vamsi Pakalapati, Thane
Suraj Premnath, Kalyan
Swaroop Hegde, Udupi
Tanmai Potluri, Canada
Thaseeshkumar, Thrissur
Udaya Bhaskar Kandikonda, Hyderabad
Ulhas Kanchan, Mumbai
V Bhaskar, Bengaluru
Varun, New Delhi
Venkateshwaran J, Chennai
Vijay Bhore, Osmanabad
Vikash Tyagi, New Delhi
Vinod Ponmanadiyil, Bangalore
Vipul Kamlakar Kadam, Thane
Vishal Pratap Singh Deo, Secunderabad
Vishal Srivastava, Banglore
Vishi Gondi, Goa
Vishnu S S, Kerala
Vivek Haridas, Kerala
Vivek V Tambde, Dombivali
Vytla Trinath Chowdari, Mumbai
Yogesh Pankhania, UK
