Indian team is struggling to find a way to get back into the second test match at The Lords after their batsman got bowled out on just a mere 107 runs. Besides all this battle at the field there was an off-field affair when India’s very own “Turbanator” Harbhajan Singh spotted Sachin Tendulkar’s son Arjun Tendulkar selling official Lords Radio.
Bhajji is working with Sony Pictures Sports Network as an English commentator.
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Arjun who was with the Indian team at the net sessions before the second test is in the country for a session with MCC (Marylebone Cricket Club) Young Cricketers. The young all-rounder was in action on the second day of the test match when he marked his presence with the groundstaff to help secure the ground during the luctry rain day.
He switched to a new role on day 3 and signed up for the Lord’s Radio volunteer duty.
For your information.
MCC offers this earpiece which let you tune into the BBC radio commentary on every international match, Middlesex games and other fixtures at Lords. Journalists in the press box get that so they can follow the commentary even if they’re taking a break or walking about the outside of the ground. The spectators in the stadium can purchase it from the Lord’s Shop which is just outside the stadium.
The device is available for £20 (1578 rupees) and Arjun seems to be a good sales person considering that there is only one device available in the tray.
