Why did Sachin Tendulkar join Twitter?

After conquering the cricket field, Sachin Tendulkar is all set to break new records - this time in the virtual world. He signed up on Twitter at midnight on Wednesday, and on Thursday, he had over a lakh followers. In a one-on-one, Sachin talks about his tweeting ways.

Q. Why did you start tweeting?
Sachin: Actually, it was Atul Kasbekar (photographer) and other guys who kept asking me whether I am on Twitter. When I said I am not, they informed me about a fake Sachin who is giving his opinion every now and then on various matches. I felt it was unfair - people getting wrong ideas, wrong messages, which were not from me.

Q. Just to confirm - the right address is @sachin_rt?
Sachin: Yes.

Q. Did your first tweet come after some practice?
Sachin: No. I just did it! I am getting used to it and in fact, want to put out a message saying 'Hope you bear with me. I am not used to all of this.' This is being done basically not to mislead people, which someone was doing in my name. The other reason to start tweeting is to keep in touch with my well-wishers and letting them know my views on things if I decide to comment on something.

Q. Are you going to be consistent as a Tweeter?
Sachin: To be honest, it is not my nature to share a lot (of views). I am a bit of a reserved, private person, but yes, I wouldn't mind sharing a few things. But also, making sure that my personal life is not affected or out in the public completely. It's just striking that fine balance between both and letting people know what I have been up to. The balance is going to be important.

Q. So it's not going to be a transformation from private Sachin to public Sachin...
Sachin: Let's put it this way... not completely public and not completely private. It will be somewhere in between but that balance is something I have not been able to figure out because I have just started last night.

Q. You said that you were surprised by the response but not many people are surprised. 
Sachin: I was surprised because I just started at night around 12.30- 1 am. The kind of responses I got within no time included queries; as to how do we believe it is you. So I uploaded personal pictures, which nobody in the world has.

Q. The crab photograph was pretty outstanding. Where was it shot?
Sachin: In Goa. If you see the picture closely, the crabs are tied by a string. I have never held crabs as big as these. They are virtually twice the size of my face -- massive and live ones. The guy who had brought them along later set them free. That's why I said in the caption that I am holding them and not eating them for a change.

Q. You are following only Zaheer Khan and Atul Kasbekar. Is that number going to increase?
Sachin: It will. I am just new to this.

Q. MiD DAY has started a campaign to make you No. 1 on Twitter. Your reaction.
Sachin: (Laughs) It's wonderful! I will try and live up to the expectations. I know that it is tough but whatever is possible from my side, I will do.

Late night Tweet

3.20 am, today: Had a quiet meal @ the Taj Zodiac grill and chef Hemant Oberoi served us some delicious food. Meal lasted 4 hrs but it was totally worth it

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Sachin Tendulkar joins Twitter

After conquering the cricket field, India's ace batsman Sachin Tendulkar has stepped on to a new field to win the hearts of his fans. The master blaster has joined Twitter, an online social platform.

It is a platform where his fans can communicate directly with him. But Twitter, which is a hub of celebrities, will never be the same again after having the Little Master on board. A fan inspired by Pt Nehru's speech of independence, wrote, " At the stroke of the midnight when most Indians were sleeping, Sachin joined Twitter.

Sachin, whose Twitter ID is http://twitter.com/sachin_rt, made his presence public in his first tweet. It said, "Finally the original SRT is on twitter n the first thing I'd like to do is wish my colleagues the best in the Windies".

Sachin got a warm welcome on Twitter. Bollywood actor Shilpa Shetty said: "Finally on twitter, The God of cricket himself. A big welcome shout for SACHIN TENDULKAR himself @sachin_rt spread the word".

His friend, Atul Kasbekar tweeted: "Ladies n Gentlemen it is my proud privilege to introduce Finally to Twitter, SACHIN TENDULKAR, @sachin_rt, follow the King now, go go go !!!"

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IPL Awards 2010- Sachin dominates with best batsman and best captain award

IPL Awards 2010 function, the first ever of its kind, was held in Grand Prix Hyatt, Mumbai on 24th April and Hyatt hosted a galaxy of stars from both film and cricketing fraternity. But one star that shined the most was Sachin Tendulkar, the pole star of the star studded night who picked 3 major awards. The proud owner of the orange cap for the maximum number of runs in the entire series of IPL T 20 season 3 also collected Best Batsman Jury award and Viewers choice award in two categories: Best Batsman and Best Captain. 


The IPL awards ceremony was quite a show with two awards categories one was the Viewer’s Choice Awards and the other the Jury Awards. The Jury members were the top personalities from the cricketing arena such as Sunil Gavaskar, Brian Lara, Umpire Simon Taufel, Javagal Srinath, Lalit Modi and commentator Harsha Bhogle. Not only the awards but the presence of many big Bollywood personalities made the function an evening to remember in the times to come.

IPL Awards 2010 ceremony was hosted by the King Khan, Shah Rukh Khan and writer director Karan Johar. Also present in the evening were movie stars Priyanka Chopra, Hritik Roshan, Shilpa Shetty, Katrina Kaif and music maestro A.R Rehman. The stars also presented dazzling performances to make the event a “Cricketainment” in true sense of the term.

Now to talk about the IPL awards 2010 categories, there were 22 categories in all that included batting, fielding, best commentator, best stadium, most stylish player of the tournament and many more. As mentioned earlier Sachin Tendulkar won 3 awards and among other winner are Robin Uthappa who won the awards for most stylish player of the IPL 2010 tournament, Best debut performance went to Kieron Pollard (MI), best bowler award was bagged by Pragyan Ojha (DC), the award for best dramatic performance went to Harbhajan Singh (MI), the most consistent performance award was grabbed by Jacques Kallis (RCB), best breakthrough performance 2008 was awarded to Brendon McCullum (KKR), best breakthrough performance 2009 went to Anil Kumble ( RCB), best fielder AB Villiers (DD), best ground M Chinnaswamy, Bengluru. Best Stadium Experience went to D Y Patil stadium Navi Mumbai. Best commentator award went to Ravi Shastri.

IPL awards 2010 viewers’ choice category has best catch award which went to David Hussey (KKR), the best batsman and best captain went to Sachin Tendulkar (MI), best bowler award was bagged by Pragyan Ojha (DC), Best commentator went to Ravi Shastri, most stylish player again went to Robin Uthappa (RCB), most fan-friendly cricket award went to Adam Gilchrist (DC) and the best fielder award went to Suresh Raina (CSK).

The other IPL awards 2010 category was the IPL Captains’ Award :The Indian Cricketing Legend I Would Want in my Team which went to none other than Kapil Dev. There were other Statistical Awards and among them were categories for most Economical Bowler which went to Ravichandran Ashwin of Chennai Super Kings.

IPL franchises should be allowed to hold on to a certain number of players -- Sachin

Sachin Tendulkar, the Mumbai Indians captain, has said the IPL franchises should be allowed to hold on to a certain number of players from their existing squads as the league prepares for a reshuffle at the end of the 2010 season, when existing player contracts expire. Next year the IPL will have two new franchises - Pune and Kochi - and a fresh auction but Tendulkar wanted teams to be able to retain at least eight players.

"About retaining players, my personal thoughts are that we should be allowed to retain four India players and four foreign players," Tendulkar told the Indian news channel Times Now. "As for domestic players, it should be up to the franchisees. I feel it's a tough call because all teams have made huge efforts in building a good side.

"It's not an overnight result. For three years everyone has been working on what's the best combination. Even a player's identity is important. We have to look into these things and then have some changes. I hope there are not too many changes."

For a player who opted not to represent India in Twenty20 internationals in 2007, Tendulkar has appeared to have mastered the art of batting in the shortest format, as his statistics this IPL indicate. His batting has been a sensation this season but his captaincy has also drawn plaudits. Tendulkar captained India twice unsuccessfully, but he said he did not have a point to prove to critics as Mumbai prepared to contest their first IPL final.

"It's a big stage but it's not about proving a point to someone that I can manage captaincy. I have never played for that," he said. "The runs I have scored in all forms of the game, I was not trying to prove something to someone. I have just played because I enjoyed playing and loved playing and the passion for cricket is there. I have just done that and while doing that all this has happened."

Tendulkar sustains finger injury

Sachin Tendulkar, the Mumbai Indians captain, has injured a finger on his right hand during the semi-final against Royal Challengers Bangalore, making him uncertain for the final on Sunday. Tendulkar, who was bleeding after attempting a low slip catch, rushed back to the dressing room and had five stitches.

Zaheer Khan, who led Mumbai in Tendulkar's absence on the field, said his team will take a call on his participation in the final in two days. "We are little bit worried but we will take a couple of days to decide (on his availability for the final)," Zaheer said. "Every team he has played for has relied on him. It was unfortunate he got out early today and got injured. But we have reached the final and all the credit goes to him.

"I hope he plays in the finals. We all expect him to play. We just have to remain patient."

Tendulkar sustained the injury in the fourth over of Royal Challengers Bangalore's chase, when Rahul Dravid edged Zaheer. Replays indicated a part of the ball had touched the ground as Tendulkar clasped it, and the batsman was ruled not out. It appeared as though Tendulkar had split his webbing, and he immediately made his way to the pavilion for some medical attention.

Sachin Tendulkar retired hurt in the game against the Chennai Super Kings

Sachin Tendulkar retired hurt in the game against the Chennai Super Kings for 38. Tendulkar looked ill for most part of the latter half of his innings and in the end, retired hurt at the Strategic Time Out.

Tendulkar seemed to be suffering from the ill-effects of the weather as he looked dehydrated. Tendulkar also consumed a banana and an energy drink immediately after the sixth over, but it never looked like he had recovered from the dehydration.

During the Time Out, Tendulkar had an ice pack on his neck and back, and in the end, decided to retire hurt.

Tendulkar was replaced by Ambati Rayadu, who was dismissed in the tenth over itself.

I'm not scared of Sachin Tendulkar, says Shane Warne

New Delhi, Mar 30 (PTI) Australian spin legend Shane Warne today said Sachin Tendulkar is the best batsman he has ever bowled to but he is not scared of the Indian master batsman.

Warne clarified that his statement that he had nightmares about Tendulkar after the Sharjah One-day series was a joke and it wasn't meant to be taken so seriously.

"I want to clarify that this nightmare thing was a joke.

Sachin is the best batsman of my time and I always enjoy the challenge of bowling to him but I am not scared of him or anybody for that matter," said Warne on the sidelines of the launch of Advanced Hair Studio in Delhi.

"If I would have been scared I wouldn't have taken so many wickets in my career.

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I will not play WorldTwenty20

Sachin Tendulkar has ruled out playing for India in the World Twenty20 despite calls to include him in the squad.

India batting legend Sunil Gavaskar had appealed for Tendulkar, who has been in tremendous form for the Mumbai Indians with 176 runs in four matches in the ongoing Indian Premier League, to be available for next month's event in the Caribbean.

But the record-breaking batsman has other ideas. "I will not be playing the ICC World T20. I have not played T20 internationals from 2007 onwards and I do not think it should become an issue now," he told CNN-IBN.
The India squad for the World Twenty20 will be announced on Friday.
Tendulkar, 36, won the game against the Kolkata Knight Riders on Monday almost single-handedly with an unbeaten 71 for Mumbai in the seven-wicket victory.

India's former opening batsman Navjot Singh Siddhu had also urged Tendulkar to be available for the World Twenty20, saying the player is still good enough in any format of the game.
"Sachin is a cricketer who can adapt to any situation and score at any level," he said. "He is like a little boy whose enthusiasm for cricket refuses to die."

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Sachin Tendulkar on Wisden Cricketer cover

London: Sachin Tendulkar will grace the cover page of the April issue of the Wisden Cricketer magazine, which is recognising the Indian batsman's historic ODI double hundred against South Africa last month.
The world's best-selling cricket magazine made a late decision to change its original cover image to commemorate Tendulkar's landmark innings. The magazine has a front cover tribute to Tendulkar's historic ODI double century on February 24 at Gwalior penned by its editor John Stern.
“This was a defining innings both in terms of it being the first double hundred after 40 years of One-Day International cricket, but also because it confirmed Sachin's unmatched skill, endurance and appetite for the game after 20 years as an international cricketer,” Stern said. “An astonishing performance by one of the game's true greats,” he added.

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The divine force in cricket

Sachin Tendulkar, the divine force in cricket :

He's often called the God of Cricket by millions of fans all over the world.

In case you don't buy that, fans of Sachin Tendulkar have a visual device to help you picture their hero as the Lord.

A gigantic poster depicts Tendulkar as Lord Vishnu.

It was shown off during Sunday's match between the Deccan Chargers and Sachin's IPL team, the Mumbai Indians in Navi Mumbai.

Tendulkar has been in sper form during the IPL, consistently powering all of the Mumbai Indians' wins. But he still insists that he won't be playing in the upcoming Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies.

Ace off-spinner Harbhajan Singh had recently requested Tendulkar to play in the T20 World Cup, but the Master Blaster said that he would stick to his decision of not playing Twenty20 internationals any more.

"I am not going to play in the T20 World Cup. I abide by my decision taken in 2007," Sachin had said earlier.

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Sachin to lead Green Pledge at IPL opening

United Nations: Indian cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar will be making use of his global populartiy to speak for and garner support for the cause of environment as he has been named the new Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).

"I have played and enjoyed my Cricket across the planet. Now it's also time to do something for the planet, which is our only home," Tendulkar said.

Bradman is the greatest, Sachin comes only second: Waugh

Sachin Tendulkar can come only second behind legendary Don Bradman in the list of all-time greatest cricketers, feels former Australia captain Steve Waugh.

"Don Bradman is the greatest, there is no debate. Don is the number one and then come the rest. And among the rest, Tendulkar probably is as good as anyone. So legitimately he may be the second best cricketer to have played the game," Waugh said.

"But then people will say the same for Gary Sobers and W G Grace too. So its difficult to say," added Waugh, who is here as a member of the Laureus Sports Academy.

Waugh also said it was dangerous to see Test cricket losing out quality fast bowlers to Twenty20 format.

"It is dangerous for Test cricket that we are losing the quicks. It is a Twenty20 influence.

IPL: Sachin Tendulkar signs first IPL theatre tickets costs 11 lakhs

Just 1 more day to go before the third edition of IPL kick starts in Mumbai that will be see the holders Deccan Chargers and Kolkata Knight Riders locking horns for the season opener.

This season will saw an addition in the broadcasting system with UFO Moviez set to broadcast matches in theatres and multiplexes and guess what today the batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar has signed the first theatre ticket which has been auctioned for Rs. 11 Lakhs!!

The ticket was auctioned today in Mumbai with a base price of 5 lakhs rupees and was hammered down with an big price for 11 lakhs rupees to a single person who can catch all the IPL matches live and exclusive this season.

The amount raised from this auction will go to Sachin’s charity foundation “Apnalaya” that takes care of underprivileged childrens.

Talking to DNA, Sachin was quoted saying: “This is a brilliant initiative especially for interior regions of our country where cricket fans can not experience the stadium energy. I am happy to give away this first theatre ticket and wish all my fans a wonderful experience in theatres.”

As an IPL fan I am really excited to see the tournament going into the theatres and news comes in that UFO Moviez has inked a deal with all the well-known multiplexes that includes the likes of Cinemax, INOX, Fame and PVR.

"Bharat Ratna'' suggested for Sachin Tendulkar

Mumbai: Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, whose name has been suggested for the highest civilian award by Maharashtra Government has said that the ''Bharat Ratna'' is every Indian's dream.

 

The Maharashtra Government has asked the Centre to confer Tendulkar with the prestigious ''Bharat Ratna'' for his contribution to the game and making the country proud.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan has indicated that he has asked the Central Government to grant Sachin for the award, adding that his contribution to the game of cricket deserves the highest civilian award.

Deputy Chief Minister Chaggan Bhujbal said that a museum will be named after Tendulkar, adding that the state government has asked the Centre to consider him for the highest civilian honour.

Former cricketers Kapil Dev, Ajit Wadekar and Navjot Singh Sidhu also want the award to be conferred on the little master for his superb performance over the last 19 years.

Tendulkar in the recently concluded one-day international (ODI) series against South Africa silenced all his critics by becoming the first player in the history of the one-day game to score a double hundred.

TENDULKAR: NO RECORD IS UNBREAKABLE

CRICKET NEWS Tendulkar - mammoth innings of 200. TENDULKAR: NO RECORD IS UNBREAKABLE Indian superstar Sachin Tendulkar believes his record innings can be surpassed after he became the first player to hit a double hundred in a one-day international. Tendulkar hit 200 not out as India beat South Africa by 153 runs in Gwalior, scoring his runs off just 147 deliveries after opening the innings with Virender Sehwag. The previous record for the highest individual score in a ODI was 194, a mark jointly held by Pakistan's Saeed Anwar and Zimbabwe's Charles Coventry. Tendulkar was on 199no heading into the 50th over of Wednesday's match, and reached his landmark with a single off Charl Langeveldt, deliberately allowing the big-hitting Mahendra Singh Dhoni to dominate the strike. "I knew I would get my chance in the over," Tendulkar said. "I will remember this innings. But I will not compare it with my other efforts. "Each innings is different, the circumstances are different. No record is unbreakable. But I would be happy if an Indian breaks my record." He stressed: "I do not play for records. I enjoy my cricket and I play with passion. I have done this for 20 years." The 36-year-old claimed it was not until he was 25 runs short he felt a double hundred was possible. "I thought about the 200 mark for the first time when I was probably 175-plus and only 42 overs had been bowled," he said. "I felt I had a chance, but I didn't think of it seriously until I got really close. Only then I thought there was an opportunity to be had. "I thought I could take the singles and give Dhoni the strike, because he was striking the ball very well." Tendulkar already has a world record 13,447 runs in Test cricket and has compiled the most centuries in Tests. No-one has scored more runs in ODIs than Tendulkar, who indicated after Wednesday's exploits he had no plans of retiring any time soon. "I'm enjoying my cricket and I'm playing the way I want to play," he said. "I've done whatever I thought was best for the team. "I have made a few bad decisions as a batsman, but I think as long as I know in my heart that what I think is right for the team, I'm going to do just that."

Simply The Best...Nasser Hussain

Simply the best

Former England captain says Sachin's the greatest

Nasser Hussain told Sky Sports News he believes Sachin Tendulkar may be even better than the great Don Bradman, after watching the Indian become the first player ever to hit a double century in a One Day International.

Tendulkar fired 25 fours and three sixes during his spell-binding 147-ball knock which helped India to an unassailable 2-0 series lead against South Africa in Gwalior.

The previous highest scores for an ODI were held jointly by Pakistan's Saeed Anwar and Zimbabwean Charles Coventry, who both amassed 194.

However, Tendulkar has once again re-written the record books and been hailed by former England captain Hussain as the greatest of all time - a title long considered to be that of Don Bradman who averaged an incredible 99.94 in Tests.

"In my opinion Tendulkar has got to be one of the greatest of all time, if not the greatest," Hussain told Sky Sports News.

"I put the telly on yesterday to watch the cricket and Sachin was again 100-odd not out. It is unbelievable. Every time I put the telly on this bloke is getting hundreds - I've lost count of how many he has got in both forms of the game.

"Then when he went on to get a double hundred I began thinking 'has there ever been a better player?'

"You shouldn't compare over eras but it is open for debate. It would have to come down between Bradman, Viv Richards - who I know a lot of people would go for - and Sachin. You can have your own choice but mine would be Tendulkar.

"He has 47 hundreds in Tests and now 46 hundreds in ODIs, his drive and his passion is so strong and there was a touch of genius about his double hundred against South Africa."

Runs against the best

One thing that puts Tendulkar above the rest, according to Hussain, is his ability to score runs against the very best bowling attacks.

"I have played county cricket and seen the likes of Graham Gooch churn out big hundreds and double hundreds in one day cricket," he said. "But to do it against South Africa, who have a pretty decent attack, is very impressive.

"He also has the admiration of the other players. If you talk to the great bowlers like Shane Warne and Glenn McGrath and ask them to name the best batsman they've played against they say Tendulkar.

"His record against the best bowlers is phenomenal. He has done it against all the top nations."

Passion

Hussain told Sky Sports News he believes Tendulkar's drive comes from his passion for scoring runs - but he suspects the Little Master is targeting victory with India on home soil in next year's World Cup as the perfect way to bow out of the game.

"I don't think he is driven by the money he earns, which is obviously a lot, but by his love of batting. He is fearful of the day he can't bat anymore: that's his motivation. He loves being in the middle.

"However, the next World Cup is going to be very important.

"There has been a lot of praise for him in the last couple of days but the one thing some Indians have argued is that he has not won the World Cup for his country.

"We have the World Cup in the sub-continent this time next year and that will be the big pivotal moment for Tendulkar. He might then say that is a good time to call it a day, as a World Cup winner in India."

Glad to see 'real' Sachin Tendulkar... Kapil Dev

Glad to see 'real' Sachin Tendulkar, says Kapil Dev

Trust Kapil Dev to be a cut above the rest. What impressed the World Cup-winning captain about Sachin Tendulkar was not just the feat but the ‘making’ of it.

“I loved the method, the mindset and the approach more than the achievement. Finally, he is batting like Sachin Tendulkar should. This is the only way he should play,” Kapil told DNA. “Only he can bat like this. If he does that, he’s flawless and nobody can ever get him out.”

Kapil feels Tendulkar is peerless and a “change in approach” a few years back allowed the Laras and Pontings to inch closer.

“God knows what prompted Sachin to change his style. And because he did that, he allowed a few others to get close to him (in terms of numbers and records). Suddenly, we started comparing Lara and Ponting to Tendulkar. All I have to say is that there is no one like Tendulkar. He is the greatest.”

So, does he rate the Mumbaikar’s unbeaten 200 above the his own imperious 175? “I don’t want to get into that comparison business.” Is this the best ODI innings of all time? “How can I say that when I haven’t seen all ODI innings?” was another gem.
When asked what’s left for Tendulkar to achieve, Kapil said, “He is enjoying his cricket and we are enjoying his cricket. He doesn’t have to prove anything.” How about the World Cup? “You should ask him. I’m sure he wants to win it badly.” So, does he have a message for Tendulkar? Yes, please play like Sachin Tendulkar. Not like anyone else”

Ganguly wishes Tendulkar on his World Record

The opening partnership of Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly in one-day cricket once used to put the fear of God among the rival bowlers. They still hold the record of scoring highest number of runs (6,609) for the first wicket, which came in 136 innings at an average of 49.32.

Ganguly, the former Indian skipper who retired from international cricket towards the end of 2008, still maintains that he enjoyed batting most with Tendulkar.

Did you congratulate him?

Sourav Ganguly: Oh yes and he immediately replied back. How can I prevent myself from sending a congratulatory message on such a big world record?

Now that he has crossed the 200-mark, will there be more surprises from the Little Master?

I sincerely believe we'll be getting more. He would be playing till the 2011 World Cup. Maybe he would decide not to play one-dayers after that. But if he wants, he can play for two more years even in one day matches. And as long as he plays, there will be surprises.

If you have to describe Sachin Tendulkar in one word…

Phenomenon. We are really lucky that we belong to the same generation. The next generation will never know what they had missed!

Nasser Hussain says that Sachin is greater than Sir Don. Your opinion...

I have not seen Sir Don. But among those I have seen, Sachin is clearly the best.

You have seen Sunil Gavaskar and Vivian Richards...

Yes. In Tests, Sunnybhai and Sachin are at par, but in one-dayers, Sachin is much ahead. Viv Richards was a batsman of different kind. But just have a look at Sachin's numbers 93 international hundreds, 30,000 international runs, around 450 one-day matches and 165 Test matches. It's simply amazing.

And if you have to consider his stature among the sporting icons of this generation?

Roger Federer in tennis, Tiger Woods in golf and Armstrong in cycling — Sachin would be in the same class with these three.

Only seven more hundreds needed to complete a century of international hundreds…

The way he is playing now, I'll not be surprised if he gets it in this year! In the last two years, he has been in great nick. Can you tell me how many hundreds he had scored in the last two years? 

Six in Test matches and four in one-dayers. Since 2009 to date, his Test average is 78 while it's 62 in one-dayers.

See, even now, his appetite is the same. He has an insatiable hunger for runs. He is proving it every day that age is not at all a factor for a performer of the highest class.

Sachin Tendulkar reveals Aamir Khan's secret!

'Aamir ko pakadna mushkil hi nahin namunkin hai'. This is absolutely true as only two weeks remain for the release of his film '3 Idiots' and Aamir is absconding! Call it a publicity gimmick or Aamir's newly launched alternate live reality game for '3 Iditos' which he is playing with his audience. 

Aamir is hiding somewhere but nobody but cricketer-friend Sachin Tendulkar knows where he is. Aamir has also organized a special screening of '3 Idiots' for blaster master Sachin Tendulkar this evening at Ketnav, Bandra. 

Unfortunately Aamir won't be there but Sachin is going to reveal to all present there, where you can find him. Speaking about this hide and seek game, director Raju Hirani said, “We were completely unaware about this. Aamir has a habit of surprising people and that's what he is doing right now. I have no clue where Aamir is. The only person knows where Aamir is, is Sachin. In fact, even his wife Kiran Rao isn't aware of his whereabouts!”