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It's now Sachin Gymkhana Club

Fans disappointed over final Test tickets

Agencies, Mumbai
the entry of the |MCA] club. It feels good as I am not used to it. I didn't expect this. It was a humble experience. I thank MCA for this kind gesture," he said, referring to the renamed Sachin Tendulkar Gymkhana Club.
Tendulkar used the occasion to express his gratitude towards MCA for making its facilities available to him whenever he asked for it.
"I want to thank the MCA for making the nets available for me at any time I wanted. 1 just needed to make a phone call to get it," he said.
Meanwhile, of the 33,000 tickets available for Tendulkar's final Test at the Wankhede Stadium here, the MCA will reportedly sell only 5,000 of those. But the online sale, which began at 11am on Monday, didn't take off smoothly as the website selling the tickets crashed.
Kyazoonga.com had been hired for the online sale, but as soon as it began, an expected mad rush for the tickets made it impossible for most to
access the website. Kyazoonga officials, however, had said that they have made elaborate arrangements to avoid any such hiccups.
But barring a lucky few, most Tendulkar fans will be left disappointed as the MCA will be opening less than 20 per cent of Wankhede's total capacity to the general public.
Reports suggest 17,000 of the tickets will be distributed to cricket clubs affiliated to the MCA and at least 8,000 will be given as 'complimentary' to sponsors and government bodies. In fact, in addition to the 60 corporate and VIP boxes, even a section of the press box will be reserved for WIPs.
It will be the first and now also the last time that Tendulkar's mother will be present to watch his son at the ground. Also Tendulkar's childhood coach Ramakant Achrekar is expected to be present at the ground for the last match of his celebrated pupil.
Continuing with the felicitations lined up for the retiring Sachin Tendulkar, the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA)
honoured the iconic Indian batsman on Monday ahead of his 200th and final Test by naming its Kandivili Ground after him in the presence of a host of political bigwigs.
The 40-year-old veteran, who would be retiring after the second and final Test against the West Indies here from Thursday, was given a fresh round of applause by the MCA ahead of what is turning out to be an epic curtain call.
"I appreciate not just this evening but the last 24 years," said a beaming Tendulkar when he took the stage amid loud cheering and applause by the attendees, including his teammates and visiting West Indian team.
"It felt special to read my name on