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Chennai was always warm and full of love says Sachin Tendulkar

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By Eastern Eye StaffSep 29, 2017
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Legendary cricketer Sachin Tendulkar today (29) praised the city of Chennai, saying it was always "warm with full of love and support" whenever he had played.

Tendulkar, the co-owner of the kabaddi team Tamil Thalaivas, is in Chennai to watch the Pro-Kabaddi League being held in city.

"I am really excited to be here to watch the first match of Tamil Thalaivas. Cricket whenever I came and played here, Chennai was always warm, full of love and full of support", he said.

He wanted similar support to the sport of kabaddi.

"All I can tell everyone is join us and let's support Tamil Thalaivas and enjoy kabaddi".

Tamil Thalaivas are playing against Puneri Paltan in the 100th match of ongoing Pro-Kabaddi League.

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