Sachin Tendulkar reunites with childhood friend and ex-teammate Pravin Amre at his farmhouse
Dubai: Sachin Tendulkar enjoyed a reunion with former India teammate Pravin Amre during a visit to Ratnagiri, with the two sharing memories of their playing days over an evening at Amre’s farmhouse in Maharashtra. Amre shared pictures from the gathering on Instagram, describing it as a special occasion. He revealed that it was Tendulkar’s first visit to the Konkan region and said the meeting…
In a heartwarming reunion, cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar visited Ratnagiri and met with his childhood friend and former teammate Pravin Amre at his farmhouse in Maharashtra. The two cricketers, who grew up in Mumbai and played together in domestic cricket, shared an evening filled with reminiscing about their days in the India dressing room.
Amre, who played 11 Test matches and 37 ODIs for India between 1991 and 1994, shared pictures of the gathering on Instagram, describing it as a special occasion. He fondly recalled their time together, noting that it was Tendulkar's first visit to the Konkan region. Tendulkar, in response to Amre's post, expressed his gratitude for the hospitality extended to him, calling the evening a memorable one.
Amre thanked Tendulkar for making the effort to visit, stating that the gesture meant a lot to everyone present. Both players, born in Maharashtra, had a deep connection, having played together at a young age and even gifted Amre his first pair of high-quality cricket shoes after Tendulkar scored a century during their youth days.
Written by urgent.news from Gulf News's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
