New Delhi: Iconic cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, often referred to as the “God of Cricket” worldwide, has consistently supported emerging talent at the grassroots level. Recently, he posted a clip on X (formerly Twitter) showcasing a talented young bowler, Sushila Meena. It is believed that she comes from a village in Rajasthan. The left-arm fast bowler has a fluid and graceful delivery that reminded Tendulkar of the legendary Indian pacer, Zaheer Khan.
In his post, Tendulkar commented, “Smooth, effortless and a lovely to watch! Sushila Meena’s bowling action has shades of you, Zaheer Khan. Do you see it too?”
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Smooth, effortless, and lovely to watch! Sushila Meena’s bowling action has shades of you, @ImZaheer.
Do you see it too? pic.twitter.com/yzfhntwXux— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) December 20, 2024
In the viral footage, Sushila delivers the ball with impressive fluidity and accuracy, showcasing her left-arm pace that quickly captured the attention of both cricket fans and veterans. As the clip spread rapidly, it garnered praise from enthusiasts and experts, sparking discussions about the hidden potential within India’s rural cricket scene.
Sushila believed to be a schoolgirl from a village, embodies the talent and perseverance that often remain overlooked in the country’s more remote areas. Tendulkar’s endorsement is to be expected. Renowned for his humility and deep affection for the sport, the cricket legend has always highlighted the significance of supporting emerging players at the grassroots level.
His recognition acts as a motivator for aspiring cricketers like Sushila, providing them with an opportunity to dream bigger and reach higher goals. For young talents such as Sushila, this kind of recognition is not merely a compliment—it opens doors to visibility, opportunities, and potentially a brighter path in the sport.
