PHOTOS : Sachin Tendulkar at Aviva Life Insurance's 'what's your big plan' event

Recently-retired Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar on Friday said he was not too comfortable with the idea of having a computer in the dressing room but came to accept the device after realising how important an aid it was to plan and strategise better.

“I had already played for India for 12-13 years. This was in 2002-03, when computer was brought to our dressing room. We were told that computer is going to store all the data and you will have access to whatever you want to see. I asked what is the computer doing in the dressing room?” he recollected at the Aviva Life Insurance’s ‘what’s your big plan’ event.
“Computer is not going to bat for me, it is not going to bowl for Zaheer Khan or Harbhajan [Singh]. But Over a period of time I realised that the data stored was accessible within seconds. If I wanted to see how I batted in Australia in 1999, in year 2007, it was available in five seconds (PTI)

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