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Sachin Tendulkar on Adam Zampa: 'Swift changes' sign of good form

The former batting legend took to Facebook to analyse the Australia spinner's bowling

Our Bureau Published 14.11.21, 02:42 PM
Sachin Tendulkar.

Sachin Tendulkar. File Photo.

Sachin Tendulkar's cricket analysis on social media is grabbing eyeballs these days. And as the T20 World Cup final is knocking on the door, the batting legend has, this time around, thrown light on the way Adam Zampa tackles an attacking batter.

Posting a video on his Facebook page, Tendulkar said, "I've observed one thing in Zampa's bowling. When the batter steps out, his release point is later. If you release the ball right above your head, it is more or less a good length ball. When the arms move further ahead and then you release the ball i.e. if the release point is later, the ball is mostly short-pitched. He was only releasing the ball later when the batter was stepping out."

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Tendulkar was recently in the news for featuring the 50 most influential people on Twitter this year. He was placed at number 35, according to an annual research carried out by consumer intelligence company Brandwatch.

The legendary right-hander was ranked above the likes of American actors Dwayne Johnson and Leonardo Di Caprio, and former first lady of the United States Michelle Obama among others.

American singer Taylor Swift is at number 1 spot and Prime Minister Narendra Modi is placed at number two in the list.

The research cited Tendulkar's "appreciable real work for the less fortunate, lending his voice and presence for the right causes, his inspired fans following his work and his partner brands' relevant impactful campaigns" for his inclusion in the list.

The former India captain, who has also been a Rajya Sabha MP, is associated with UNICEF for more than a decade now and was appointed the ambassador for South Asia in 2013.

Tendulkar has supported many initiatives in health, education, and sports both in rural and urban India. Brandwatch uses social media data to provide companies with information and means to analyse their brands' online presence.

(With PTI inputs)

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