Batting maestro Sachin bids farewell to his cricket career and all his fans burst into tears after watching his farewell speech.But here is the one cricketer who got angered for not mentioning his name on the speech and he is none other than Sachins childhood friend Vinod Kambli
All knew that Sachin and Vinod Kambli are thick friends from their childhood and they played school cricket together, scored a world record 664-run partnership for Shardashram Vidyamandir in 1988 and wore Team India colours with pride. They were the best of friends for years and even shared rooms on tours.
From few years things are not going well between these two and Vinod kambli got angered for not inviting him to the post-retirement party.Sachin Tendulkar thrown a post-retirement party on Monday for his friends and teammates, including former players and Vinod was not there in the list of 1000 guests.
An emotional Kambli is hurt that Tendulkar didn't invite him for the farewell dinner party in a Mumbai hotel on Monday.
Kambli, who knew Tendulkar since he was 10 years old, said: "We shared everything, we grew up together and we learnt from each other. There were frequent comparisons who were a better hitter of the ball, but we didn't care. I wish he could have taken my name in his speech because I was expecting him to at least mention our world record partnership because it was from there that we started... it was a career-changing innings. I was definitely hurt”
All knew that Sachin and Vinod Kambli are thick friends from their childhood and they played school cricket together, scored a world record 664-run partnership for Shardashram Vidyamandir in 1988 and wore Team India colours with pride. They were the best of friends for years and even shared rooms on tours.
From few years things are not going well between these two and Vinod kambli got angered for not inviting him to the post-retirement party.Sachin Tendulkar thrown a post-retirement party on Monday for his friends and teammates, including former players and Vinod was not there in the list of 1000 guests.
An emotional Kambli is hurt that Tendulkar didn't invite him for the farewell dinner party in a Mumbai hotel on Monday.
Kambli, who knew Tendulkar since he was 10 years old, said: "We shared everything, we grew up together and we learnt from each other. There were frequent comparisons who were a better hitter of the ball, but we didn't care. I wish he could have taken my name in his speech because I was expecting him to at least mention our world record partnership because it was from there that we started... it was a career-changing innings. I was definitely hurt”