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Sachin Tendulkar was given out. He started walking. Then the umpire called him back. 🇮🇳🤯 ODI. Australia. Ponting’s team already celebrating. Caught behind. Finger up. Sachin turns. Head down. Walking off like the innings is done. 🚶 Then the umpire freezes. Looks at his partner. Looks at the replay...

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Kalesh Factoryvor 26 Tagen

Imagine walking back after being given out and then hearing “come back” 😂 Sachin had already accepted his fate, and suddenly he gets a second life. The look on the Australian players’ faces must’ve been priceless. 😭

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Signature of Cricket !vor 25 Tagen

Ponting reacted like he knows nothing here 😭😂

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Kirneshvor 25 Tagen

Both the teams had beautiful jerseys

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𝗬𝗼𝗿𝗸𝗲𝗿_𝟵𝟯vor 25 Tagen

Ponting's face shows that nothing has happened. 😭😅

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MARavindervor 25 Tagen

Keeper was Haddin. Clear in the video

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AKvor 25 Tagen

He was out soon after that anyways and india lost the match

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Rajesh Sachdevavor 25 Tagen

How is Ponting reacting! A cheat and a bully too

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Akshay Karandikarvor 25 Tagen

It's Brad Haddin not Adam Gilchrist

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Ganeshvor 25 Tagen

Bad phase for sachin 2005 to 2007

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Mahesh Sanchetivor 22 Tagen

@grok how much Tendulkar scored in this match and who won

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