'Oye Sachin Kumar ehh' - Yuvraj Singh has hilarious take on Sachin Tendulkar's latest IG post

Deemed India’s greatest batter ever, Sachin Tendulkar was seen donning traditional wear during his niece’s wedding as he uploaded a video on his official Instagram account where he told his fans that he is wearing a traditional ‘pheta’. Pheta is the Marathi name for the distinctive traditional turban worn in Maharashtra, India.

In the video, Sachin was sitting 0n a chair, as he was being helped by an individual for wearing his traditional turban. Meanwhile, former India cricketer Yuvraj Singh came up with a funny comment on Sachin’s post which created a laughing riot on the social media website.

Here is the video of Sachin Tendulkar donning a traditional turban

“It is the wedding of my big brother Nitin’s daughter. For that, I am wearing this traditional pheta,” Sachin can be heard in the video.

 

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Replying to the post, Yuvraj Singh, “Oye Sachin Kumar ehhh.”

Both Sachin and Yuvraj share a good bond between them and have played for India together for a good time as well. After retirement, both Sachin and Yuvraj also participated in the Road Safety World Series in Raipur last year, which was eventually won by the India Legends after defeating Sri Lanka Legends in the final by 14 runs.

Meanwhile, Tendulkar was in the news recently when a former West Indies pacer Winston Benjamin requested Sachin to help and provide some cricket equipment for the local talents in the Caribbean.

“Previously, we used to have a tournament in Sharjah where it used to be like a benefit game for players from different countries,” said Benjamin in a video uploaded by a journalist.

“I don’t want the benefit. All I want is for somebody to say ‘here is some equipment’ – 10-15 bats, that is good enough for me. I don’t want 20000 US dollars. I just want some equipment so that I can give back to youngsters. That’s all I am asking,” he added.

Benjamin also thanked former Indian skipper Mohammed Azharuddin for his assistance in providing cricket equipment for local talents in the Caribbean.