Master Blaster Sachin
Tendulkar has hinted that he will decide upon his retirement during the
home series against England later this year in November.
Tendulkar,
in an interview to a leading English news channel, revealed that at 39
years of age he thinks there isn’t much cricket left in him and the
decision to call time on his 23 years long career depends on his mental
state and the level of physical fitness.
“I am 39 and I don`t
think I have plenty of cricket left in me. But it depends on my frame of
mind and my physical ability to deliver. When I feel that I am not
delivering what is needed, and then I will re-look at the scheme of
things. I am already 39 and no one expects me to go on playing forever. I
will go with what my heart says,” he was quoted as saying by The Times
of India on Friday.
Tendulkar also said that the decision to end his playing career will be a ‘hard’ one.
“The
moment of retirement is going to be hard because I haven`t experienced
anything close to what I might go through when I retire," he said.
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