Tendulkar, I was not wrong - Sourav Ganguly trolls Sachin Tendulkar

The BCCI President and former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly once again was at hilarious best when he light-heartedly trolled his former Indian teammate Sachin Tendulkar on Instagram.

How Sourav Ganguly trolled Sachin?

Sachin Tendulkar shared a picture on Instagram from his Berlin trip but Ganguly stole Tendulkar’s thunder with his cheeky comment on the Master Blaster’s post.

“Tendulkar…. I was not wrong..,” Dada commented on his dear friend Sachin’s post.

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Background of the banter between Sourav and Sachin?

In his comment, Sourav Ganguly was referring to an earlier online banter which unfolded between the two Indian legends a sometime back. Last week, Sachin shared a picture while enjoying his vacations in Melbourne.

“Kisi Kisi ka kismat acha hai .. chuttii manate raho,” (some people are lucky, keep enjoying your holidays) Ganguly commented cheekily on that post.

Now, Sachin posted another picture from a different country and Sourav Ganguly didn’t shy away from reigniting their social media banter. Dada once again reminded Sachin of how lucky he is to spend the luxury time while Dada is working hard as the BCCI president.

What Sachin is doing in Berlin?

The 2000-20 Laureus World Sports Awards were held in Berlin and Sachin went there to attend the awards. Sachin was nominated in the Laureus Sporting Moment category (best sporting moment in the past 20 years) as Sachin being carried on the shoulders by the Indian Cricket Team including current skipper Virat Kohli after India’s 2011 World Cup win was nominated for the Laureus Sporting Moment award. Sachin Tendulkar won the award and shared another Instagram post dedicating to the Team India and the fans.

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Relationship between Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar

Sourav Ganguly and Sachin Tendulkar share a great partnership since their playing days. Dada and Master-Blaster formed the most successful opening pair in the history of the ODI cricket and they share a great bond off the field too. After retiring from the game, both legends continue to have a great friendship between them as they often can be seen sharing light moments on social media platforms and during various interviews.