Sachin Tendulkar Reflects on Laureus Glory Ahead of 2026 Awards
The Master Blaster shares his cherished memory from the 2011 World Cup triumph.
Sachin Tendulkar, cricket's beloved 'Master Blaster', has opened up about his emotional moment receiving the Laureus Sporting Moment award for his iconic 2011 World Cup victory. As the 2026 Laureus World Sports Awards loom on April 20 in Madrid, he recalled the overwhelming pride of being recognised among the world's elite athletes. "When you have this beautiful trophy in your hand, you really feel special," he said, reflecting on his journey and the significance of that moment.
Tendulkar's 2011 World Cup campaign was nothing short of spectacular, racking up 482 runs in nine matches, including two centuries. His unforgettable lap of honour at Wankhede Stadium symbolised a two-decade quest for glory, making the Laureus accolade even sweeter. He expressed immense gratitude for the recognition, stating, "It really makes it a memorable event. I cherish this."
Meanwhile, the anticipation builds for the India women's cricket team, nominated for World Team of the Year following their historic 2025 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup win. They’re set to make their mark at the awards, aiming to add to India's cricketing legacy. Can they bring home the trophy?
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