Former Indian player Sachin Tendulkar revealed his toughest battles against these bowlers…

During a session on Reddit called ‘Ask Me Anything‘. The star legend Indian player Sachin Tendulkar recalled his battles with Australian legends Gleen McGrath and Shane Warne. He also reacted to Steve Bucknor, who gave some controversial decisions against him during his career.

The legendary player Sachin Tendulkar also reacted to the modern cricket and shared insights on it. He also revealed that sometimes he also played false shots to break the rhythm of bowlers, which helps to collapse their confidence and focus.

“Yes, on many occasions I have played risky shots to break the bowler’s rhythm. The one that comes to my mind is against McGrath at Nairobi in 2000.” Sachin Tendulkar said.

In the 2000 ICC Champions Trophy quarterfinal against Australia, Sachin Tendulkar faced Glenn McGrath. He had not taken any wickets in the tournament and was trying to dominate India’s opener. However, Tendulkar hit a couple of good shots against him, including three fours and three sixes, and scored 38 runs from 37 balls.

During a ‘Ask Me Anything‘ session on Reddit, Sachin Tendulkar was asked about who guided him to play his sweep shots against the Australian legendary spinner Shane Warne. Sachin said “No one, I did it myself. I had a different stance for him when he bowled over the wicket and when he went around the wicket.“

Sachin Tendulkar was also asked about the International umpire Steve Bucknor who gave some controversial decisions against him during his career. “When I am batting, give him boxing gloves to wear (so he can’t raise his finger),” Sachin said.