Who is this cricket star with his mother?

On Mother's Day, sportspersons post throwback pictures

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Updated At : 08:59 PM May 10, 2020 IST

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May 10

Sachin Tendulkar started the day by posting a picture of his mother carrying him when the Master Blaster was a child, along with a message wishing her Mother’s Day.

As the day passed, other Indian sportspersons started posting their throwback pictures, their way of wishing their mothers.

India cricket team all-rounder Hardik Pandya still has that vibrant smile.

Now one of the world’s most feared fast bowlers, Jasprti Bumrah sticks to his mother like a baby koala.

India’s top gymnast Dipa Karmakar still has a shy smile.

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