New Delhi [India], March 14 (ANI): The West Indies Masters fast bowler Tino Best he reflected on his favorite memories from the current IML season. Best emphasized the happiness of watching legendary players in action. He mentioned it was a remarkable experience to witness the return of classic gameplay. Sachin Tendulkar 's cover drive, Jacques Kallis 's backfoot punch, and Shane Watson scoring a hundred.
Tino Best He has participated in just two games for the West Indies Masters in IML 2025 and managed to take two wickets. However, he hasn’t showcased any significant performances in the IML with the West Indies Masters team yet.
"Just to see vintage Sachin Tendulkar 'S cover drive. Witnessing Makhaya Ntini bring it back and seeing him get people out.Watching Jacques Kallis hit the ball with your rear foot back. Seeing Shane Watson scoring hundreds. This moment has been unforgettable and amazing. It demonstrates that the seasoned players still possess some fight left in them." Tino Best to IML.
Regarding the fervent supporters of Indian cricket, Best praised their zeal and understanding of the sport. He commented that the Indian audience has been remarkable, with positive exchanges as well. Additionally, he mentioned that many aspiring cricketers continue approaching him, curious about how he manages to bowl at such high speeds even now.
"It has been truly remarkable. The audiences here have been wonderful, and so has the engagement with them. It’s always awe-inspiring since everyone knows that India stands out as the epitome of global cricket. During my childhood, it used to be all about England and their county cricket. However, once I progressed in my international career, playing against India took center stage. In my view, Indian fans genuinely love the sport, just like they’ve done over the years. Hence, experiencing this enduring enthusiasm from both seasoned players and new admirers remains incredibly thrilling. At almost 44 years old, young kids continue to approach me curious about how swiftly I can bowl even today. This constant inspiration of the next generation never fails to uplift me,” he concluded.
The West Indies Masters are set to compete against the Sri Lanka Masters in the second semifinal on Friday, March 14, in Raipur. The victor will go on to meet the India Masters in the final on Sunday, March 16. (ANI)