Legendary Indian leg-spinner Anil Kumble ended his glittering career as third-highest wicket-taker across all formats. Kumble, apart from being the leading wicket-taker for the country, bagged the t🌠hird-most scalps in Test cricket.
The Karnataka stalwart turned outꦗ to be one of the greats of the game after his 17-year-old career. Moreover, ardent cricket fans have seen Kumble flaunting his photography skills during several matches featuring the Indian team.
As a matter of fact, Kumble has captured all prominent moments of Indian cricket. Whether it was Sachin Tendulkar breaking Brian Lara’s record as the highest run-scorer in Tests, or Virender Sehwag‘s epic triple-ton against Pakistan in Multan, Kumble’s camera has captured it all.
Kumble coming out of the dressing room and encapsulating the special moments of Indian cricket was a norm during his playing days. Now, 🅰on the occasion of World Photography D🐠ay, Sachin and Kumble got engaged in banter on social media.
“What do you think is happening in this pic, people @anilkumble1074, any thoughts? Only wrong answers accepted!#WorldPhotographyDay,” Sachin asked Kumble through his post on Twitter.
What do you think is happening 🍷in this pic, people༒? 🤔, any thoughts?
Only wrong answers accepted! 😜😋
— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt)
To which, ‘Jumbo’ was quick to reply as he wrote, “I know the correct answer @sachin_rt and hence won’t attempt since you are seeking only wrong answers.”
I know the correct answer and hence won’t attempt since ꦆyou are seek🌼ing only wrong answers.😜
— Anil Kumble (@anilkumble1074)
Then, Sachin responded by saying, “Just like the pic, your wrong’ uns were hard to pick. ????”
Just like the pic, your wrong’uns were hard toꦕ pick. 😜
— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt)
Both Sachin and Kumble were part of several memorable Indian wins as their car🥂eer during their stint together in the team. Namely, the 2002 Natwest Trophy final and 2007 Test series win against England.
The two were also instrumenta✱l in taking India to the final of the 2003 ODI World Cup in S𝔉outh Africa.
Sachin put his team in competitive positions with his single-handed efforts, while Kumble bundled out opposition’s batting order on his own. Back in 1999, Kumble became only the second bowler to pick all ten wickets in an innings.
