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The daughters of cricketing legends Sachin Tendulkar and Matthew Hayden, Sara Tendulkar and Grace Hayden, recently set social media abuzz with their sun-soaked escapade across Queensland, Australia. Documenting their road trip through scenic routes and visits to attractions like Warner Bros. Movie World, the duo showcased a friendship that transcends their fathers’ on-field rivalries. Their lighthearted chemistry and shared adventures have captivated fans globally, with videos of their laughter-filled drives and candid moments going viral.
Sara Tendulkar and Grace Hayden sizzle Queensland with their escapade
Sara, a UCL medicine graduate turned social media sensation, and Grace, an emerging sports broadcaster, have carved distinct identities beyond their iconic surnames. Their Queensland itinerary included winding coastal drives near Brisbane, stops at lush hinterlands, and a visit to Warner Bros. Movie World, where they indulged in the park’s cinematic-themed rides and attractions. The trip highlighted their shared love for travel and adventure, with Sara’s Instagram posts and a video shared Bombay Times, glimpses of their spontaneous pit stops and relaxed camaraderie could be seen going viral.
Grace, who previously worked as a presenter during the 2023 Cricket World Cup, has been balancing her media career with globetrotting escapades. Her ability to engage audiences with crisp analysis and on-screen charm has drawn comparisons to her father’s charismatic commentary style. Meanwhile, Sara continues to blend academic rigor with influencer flair, often sharing fitness routines and fashion diaries that resonate with Gen-Z followers.
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Grace to move from Queensland roads to IPL studios
While their Australian holiday dominated headlines, Grace’s professional commitments are set to bring her back into the cricket spotlight. She is slated to anchor coverage during the second leg of IPL 2025 in India, marking her debut in the high-octane tournament’s broadcasting circuit. This role will see her interacting with players and analysts, including potential encounters with Sara’s close circle, further intertwining their worlds.
The viral Queensland videos have amplified anticipation around Grace’s IPL stint, with audience eager to see her transition from World Cup reporting to the IPL’s dynamic environment. Meanwhile, Sara’s social media influence continues to grow, as followers speculate whether she’ll make guest appearances during the tournament to support friends like Shubman Gill. Their story underscores how the next generation of cricketing families is redefining legacies-not through bats and balls, but through cross-continental friendships and multimedia stardom.
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