Delhi: Sara Tendulkar, daughter of great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar, has now become the new face of Australia’s “Come and Good Day” campaign. This news is special for Indian fans because Sara has a deep connection with Australia. He has spent a lot of his time in this country. When his father used to go to Australia on cricket tours, Sara also used to go there with him. For this reason, many memories of his childhood are associated with Australia.

Now that he has been made the face of this promotional campaign for Indians, the old memories to Australia have returned to his mind. In a conversation with India Today, Sara not only talked about her Australia connection, but also spoke openly about her career choice.

Sara remembers childhood

Sara said, “My father played a lot in Australia. I went to that country for the first time in the year 1999 and since then I go there every four years. There are many memories of my childhood from there. I and my brother used to go to Australia, we were always happy. We were not able to meet more than father because he was always outside due to cricket. When we used to go out, we were very happy when we used to go to Australia.”

Sara also mentioned the New Year Eve spent with Indian players in Sydney. He said, “We were with Indian players on New Year Eve. I will never forget that moment.”

When Sara was asked if she ever thought of adopting cricket as a career, she clearly said, “I never thought of becoming a cricketer, because it was not my specialty. I have played street cricket, but never thought of adopting cricket as a profession.”