MUMBAI: Cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar would have been dropped from
the Indian ODI team in 2012 had he not announced his retirement, former
chief selector Sandeep Patil revealed in an interview to Marathi channel
'ABP Majha' on Wednesday. It was heavily speculated in the media at the
time of Tendulkar's retirement that he had been nudged by the selectors
to leave.
"On December 12, 2012, we met Sachin and asked him about his future plans. He said he did not have retirement on his mind. But the selection committee had reached a consensus on Sachin... and had informed the board too about it. Perhaps Sachin understood what was coming because at the time of the next meeting, Sachin called and said he was retiring (from ODIs). If he had not announced his decision to quit then, we would have definitely dropped him," Patil made this stunning revelation.
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"On December 12, 2012, we met Sachin and asked him about his future plans. He said he did not have retirement on his mind. But the selection committee had reached a consensus on Sachin... and had informed the board too about it. Perhaps Sachin understood what was coming because at the time of the next meeting, Sachin called and said he was retiring (from ODIs). If he had not announced his decision to quit then, we would have definitely dropped him," Patil made this stunning revelation.
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