New Delhi, on Saturday, February 1, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) organized a ceremony for its Naman Award. During this ceremony, India's great cricketer Sachin Tendulkar gave a big advice to young Indian cricketers. Sachin told the youth not to get distracted by interruptions. Sachin Tendulkar was honored with the Colonel CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement Award at the BCCI's Naman Awards in Mumbai. The Master Blaster still holds the world record for scoring the most runs in Tests and ODIs. He is also the only batsman in the world to score 100 centuries. He left international cricket a decade ago.

ICC Chairman Jay Shah honored India's great Sachin Tendulkar with the Lifetime Achievement Award at the BCCI's annual 'Naman Awards' ceremony. Speaking at the event on Saturday, Tendulkar asked the youngsters to value everything they have and behave in the right way to take the game and the country forward.

"I shouldn't advise you or say that you should stay focused no matter what, but there will be distractions. Don't let them hamper your career. Value what we have and take care of your game. It's about how we all managed when we had nothing. Now that we have everything, it's important to value it and behave in the right way to take the game forward and bring glory to the country... You still have a lot of cricket left in you. Just go out there, give your best and make the most of this opportunity," Tendulkar said.

Known as the 'God of Cricket', Sachin Tendulkar is known for his unmatched skill and mastery in cricket, which entertained fans across the world from 1989 to 2013. The Maharashtra-born player made his Test debut on November 15, 1989, at the age of 16 and played his first ODI on December 18 of the same year. Tendulkar remains the highest run-scorer in international cricket, scoring 34,357 runs in 664 international matches at an average of 48.52. He has 100 centuries and 164 half-centuries to his name, an unmatched record in the history of the game. Tendulkar was the first men's cricketer to score a double century in ODIs and played a record 200 Test matches.