Ind vs Eng 3rd Test: Sachin Tendulkar an emotional note to get his own pictures from going to God as a teenager. Cricket news
Legendary India cricketer Sachin Tendulkar on Thursday gave a heartfelt note after unveiling his portrait at the MCC Museum at Lord’s at Lord’s before the start of the third test between India and England.India vs England, third Test live scoreThe painted painted by Stuart Piercene Wright from a photo taken by the artist at his home 18 years ago will remain at the MCC Museum by the end of this year before it is transferred to the pavilion.Tendulkar wrote on X, “I first visited Lord Lord in 1988 as a teenager, and returned to the Star Cricket Club team in 1989.”“I remember standing near the pavilion, soaking in history and dreamed quietly.“Today, unveiling my picture at this place is a feeling that is difficult to keep in words.“Life is actually in the full cycle. I am grateful, and filled with amazing memories.”Piercen Wright has earlier painted pictures of Kapil Dev, Bishan Singh Bedi and Dilip Vengsarkar.Tendulkar was quoted, saying, “This is a great honor. In 1983, when India won the World Cup, this was my first introduction to God.”“I saw my captain, Kapil Dev picking up the trophy. That moment provoked my cricketing journey. Today, my picture is going up inside the pavilion, it seems that it has come in the full cycle. When I reflect my career, it brings a smile to my face. It is really special.”“Unlike the previous pictures, which were complete-length, Tendulkar’s picture is a large-life image of his head and shoulders,” said the release.The Lord’s Portrait program has been in its current form for three decades, but MCC has been collecting art and artifacts since the Victorian era, opening a dedicated museum in the 1950s – making it the oldest sports museum in Europe.Long Room Gallery is the oldest and most prestigious gallery in Sport. The club currently has around 3,000 paintings, out of which there are about 300 portraits.
