Former Pakistan cricketer Saeed Ajmal recently expressed his deep admiration for Sachin Tendulkar, describing him as the most "honest and kind" cricketer he has ever met. Speaking at the GloFans High School Cricket Cup launch in Sharjah and Ajman, Ajmal recounted the joy of dismissing the legendary Indian batter, highlighting the honor and respect he holds for Tendulkar. Despite the competitive nature of cricket, Ajmal emphasized the mutual respect and kindness that characterized their interactions, revealing that he calls Tendulkar "Sir" as a mark of his esteem.

Ajmal further shared a memorable incident from 2010 when Tendulkar advised him to use the 'dusra' delivery to dismiss Kevin Pietersen, which proved successful. Ajmal noted that Tendulkar’s guidance and encouragement were invaluable, showcasing his respect and camaraderie towards fellow cricketers. Ajmal's reflections underscore Tendulkar’s supportive nature and his significant impact on the game, even beyond his own illustrious career.

Sachin Tendulkar, renowned as the highest run-scorer in international cricket with a staggering 34,357 runs across formats, is celebrated for his record-breaking achievements. He holds the record for the most centuries and fifties in international cricket and is the only player to have a century of centuries. His contributions to cricket extend to his role in India's 2011 ICC World Cup victory and his tenure with the Mumbai Indians in the IPL, where he was part of the winning team in 2013.

Tendulkar’s legacy in cricket is marked by his unparalleled records and his influence on players like Saeed Ajmal. The respect and admiration expressed by Ajmal reflect Tendulkar's enduring impact on the sport and his role as an inspirational figure in the cricketing world.