Tendulkar to decide his cricketing future in November

Sachin Tendulkar will have a relook on their future cricket in November according to his last interview to Arnab Goswami popular News Anchor in Times Now. Tendulkar at age 39 has been under constant pressure in recent years for dragging his international career despite performing miserably. The batting maestro was thrice castled few medium pacers known Kiwi Test Series in India's past.

In his interview with the Times Now, Sachin Tendulkar admitted that at age 39, not much cricket left in him. The teacher, but is likely to play the test series in England and then take a call if it is still good to deliver to India. The veteran 39-year-old has confirmed that there will be atleast be able to play in the World Cup 2015. At this time, the legend says that he is taking the series by series.

Several critics suggest that his career has passed the expiration date, Sachin Tendulkar has said he does not bother to get distracted by them not only now, but from its earliest days. Tendulkar click that will come out only when he feels he can not deliver and then take a relook on things.

Tendulkar said it was natural for people to raise questions about his three dismissals just because he is 39 and not 25. Sachin says that ultimately the best judge of what happens to your body and mind. Tendulkar summed it up by saying that he listens to what your heart and now says he is fine to continue playing.

Retirement Tendulkar has become a major debate in India with half the asking cricket fans come out to give young people opportunities. Meanwhile, Tendulkar still has a lot of support coming from their diehard fans who simply do not believe that the teacher has lost his skills at the highest level.

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