Sachin was the first overseas player to represent Yorkshire county.
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan is known for being active across social media platforms. Vaughan recently posted a photo of a person wearing the latest version of Yorkshire cap and expressed his interest in buying the cap.
Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar who is also a former Yorkshire teammate of Vaughan also liked the new cap of the county team and went on to say that he wants one too.
“This is fantastic. I want one too! @YorkshireCCC,” the little master wrote on Twitter.
This is fantastic. I want one too! ???? @YorkshireCCC https://t.co/T1qaB4xSgO pic.twitter.com/ywabtOP5DD
— Sachin Tendulkar (@sachin_rt) March 17, 2020
Vaughan saw Sachin’s tweet and quickly replied to the Mumbai based batsman assuring Tendulkar that he will get the cap for him as well when he gets here for this year’s IPL.
“I will bring one to the #IPL if & when it gets the go-ahead this year,” Vaughan wrote.
I will bring one to the #IPL if & when it gets the go ahead this year ???? https://t.co/izJr7IPsRR
— Michael Vaughan (@MichaelVaughan) March 17, 2020
However, the Yorkshire County Cricket Club replied to Tendulkar that one cap was being sent to him
For everyone who doesn’t know, Sachin was the first-ever overseas-born player to represent Yorkshire in the year 1992 when he was only 19.