“I am planning on an autobiography. People should know something about me”

—  Sachin Tendulkar

Tendulkar said when interviewed about his retirement, Tendulkar retirement interview http://www.dw.de/cricket-legend-tendulkar-opens-a-new-innings/a-17353929.

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