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The Moment Sparked A Dream, Which Began My Journey: Tendulkar On 1983 WC Anniversary
On the 42nd anniversary of India's first-ever cricket World Cup triumph, India batting great Sachin Tendulkar recalled the moment when that remarkable feat sparked a dream that became his journey.
"I was just 10 when India won the World Cup on this day in 1983. That moment sparked a dream, and that dream became my journey," Tendulkar posted on X with a 1983 World Cup team photo.
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