I t was obvious that one day would come and the man would go away from the crease. It is obvious that nobody can keep the momentum of performance to a stretched period and it is obvious that a man like Tendulkar could only bend the time and make it walk behind him or at least along with him. It would be just a shocking news for all cricket lovers on the globe when Sachin churned out the decision of quitting but for the 90’s Indian generation it is not just a shocking news , it is not even a news but a very personal loss. We – the 90’s generation or the late 80’s generation do not know cricket with out that man. We never thought of a blue bleeding team without a mentor god. We are the people who write “Sachin” at the first column even if we are asked to write the Indian players’ name in alphabetic order. I do remember the days when we groped the bundle of cricket bats from the shop to get the MRF sticker one. It was sad to go to school or college when the game is the