Megastar
Amitabh
Bachchan
is
disappointed
over
master
blaster
Sachin
Tendulkar's
decision
to
call
it
quits
after
his
200th
Test
match.
"When
I
heard
this
news,
I
felt
my
heart
beat
has
stopped.
The
heart
beat
of
Indian
cricket
has
stopped.
I
don't
have
words
to
praise
him
and
his
work.
He
played
a
phenomenal
innings..
He
has
excelled
himself
in
the
game
he
played
and
has
become
a
symbol
of
great
excellence
for
our
country," Bachchan
said.
"And
for
him
to
retire
from
this
game
is
just
unimaginable.
Somewhere
we
cannot
imagine
if
cricket
will
be
same
without
him.
We
wish
him
all
the
best.
He
has
served
the
nation
for
so
many
years
and
created
so
many
unbelievable
records,
perhaps
never
ever
to
be
matched
by
any
other
individual," the
71-year-old
actor
said.
Yesterday,
Tendulkar
announced
his
decision
to
retire
after
his
200th
match
against
the
West
Indies
next
month,
bringing
the
curtains
down
on
an
extraordinary
career
spanning
a
marathon
24-years.
Tendulkar's
200th
Test
match
is
most
likely
to
be
held
at
his
home
ground
in
Mumbai
from
November
14.
The
Eden
Gardens
in
Kolkata
is
also
a
contender
for
hosting
that
historic
match.
The
BCCI
has
not
yet
announced
the
venues
for
the
two
Tests
against
the
West
Indies.
The
iconic
batsman
recently
retired
from
the
IPL
and
the
Champions
League
T20
event
after
his
franchise
Mumbai
Indians
won
both
the
titles
this
year.
When
asked
about
any
of
Sachin's
innings
that
he
vividly
remembers,
Bachchan
said,
"Whenever
he
(Sachin)
plays
it
is
all
memorable,
it
is
difficult
to
choose
one."