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Fans get nostalgic as ICC shares throwback post featuring Tendulkar, Dhoni and Dravid

Fans get nostalgic as ICC shares throwback post featuring Tendulkar, Dhoni and Dravid

ICC shared the picture on Twitter on Thursday.

MS Dhoni, Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar | Twitter

The International Cricket Council (ICC) has on Thursday (May 21) shared a throwback picture featuring Indian greats Sachin Tendulkar, Rahul Dravid, and MS Dhoni.

The sport’s governing body has taken the picture from a net session from India’s 2007 tour of England for a three-match Test series and seven One-Day Internationals.

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The ICC captioned the post: “#ThrowbackThursday”

Soon after the ICC shared this legendary picture on Twitter, fans elated seeing their cricketing heroes in a single frame, as they went nostalgic on the micro-blogging site.

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A fan reacted “Three legend together” on the ICC’s post with heart emojis.

Another one wrote: “Great talented iconic in India one frame.”

Noteworthy, the ongoing global Coronavirus pandemic has paused all the sporting activities including cricket across the world since March with many countries trying to resume games under a bio secure atmosphere amid the ongoing shutdown.

Well, the redemption of the games looks quite difficult in India with the number of COVID-19 cases crossed 1.13 lakh mark in the country, though the government has given green signal to resume training at the empty stadiums except for the red zone areas in the country.

 
 

By Rashmi Nanda - 21 May, 2020

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