Olympic medalist Manu Bhaker pays tribute to Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli and MS Dhoni

Indian Olympic shooter Manu Bhakerwho recently won two bronze medals at the Paris 2024 Olympics, has openly expressed his love for cricketers Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli again MS Dhoni. In a heartfelt statement, Bhaker reflected on the huge impact these cricketers have had on Indian sports and their role as mentors for budding athletes.

Accepting the influence of Sachin, Kohli and Dhoni

Speaking to News18, Bhaker described Tendulkar, Kohli, and Dhoni ‘as idols,’ emphasizing their contribution to sports and their ability to bring glory to the nation.

“Sachin Tendulkar, Virat Kohli & MS Dhoni are icons. They have always brought glory to the country and made India proud for many years,” he said. Bhaker expressed his gratitude for the appreciation he received from these cricketers following his success in Paris, highlighting how much their recognition means to him.

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We celebrate the spirit of Indian sports

Bhaker’s success on the field of shooting has made him stand out in Indian sports, but he admits that cricket has a bigger impact on the country. “Cricket runs in everyone’s blood and is a part of everyone’s life,” he noted, showing the deep connection of sports within Indian culture. His comments come at a time when the Indian sports scene is growing by seeing the success of athletes in various fields, and Bhaker’s respect for the cricketing greats underscores the unity and support among sportsmen in India.

As Bhaker continues to inspire young athletes through his performances, his likes of Tendulkar, Kohli and Dhoni serve as a reminder of the shared values ​​of dedication and excellence that transcend individual sports. With his recent Olympic success, Bhaker is poised to become a role model himself, inspiring the next generation of Indian athletes.

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