Rajat Patidar won hearts, took off his cap in honor of Sachin Tendulkar; watch video

By Samira Vishwas On Apr 15, 2026

Royal Challengers Bangalore (Royal Challengers Bengaluru) Captain Rajat Patidar of (King Patidar) Great Indian player Sachin Tendulkar (Sachin Tendulkar) We respect him wholeheartedly and once again the same has been seen. Actually, a video of Rajat Patidar is going viral on social media in which he is seen taking off his cap in honor of ‘God of Cricket’ Sachin Tendulkar.

Yes, that is what has happened. Actually, this incident happened on Sunday, April 12 at Wankhede ground in Mumbai where Royal Challengers Bangalore team defeated Mumbai Indians by 18 runs by defending 240 runs. After this match, when Rajat Patidar was shaking hands with the members of the opposition team, he met ‘God of Cricket’ Sachin Tendulkar.

It was here that Rajat Patidar showed respect for him and took off his cap before shaking hands with him. You can watch the full video of this incident below.

The Aura of Sachin Tendulkar remains unmatched. Beautiful gesture from Rajat Patidar.. He removed his cap while meeting Sachin Tendulkar after the game..
Manners and greatness go hand in hand.❤️❤️✔️ pic.twitter.com/VnU0kmroGb
— Sachinism Lives On (@sachinyuvifan) April 14, 2026

Let us tell you that even though Sachin Tendulkar has retired from cricket a long time ago, his interest in this game has not diminished at all even today. This is the reason why he is associated with Mumbai Indians as an ‘icon’ in IPL 2026.

If we talk about Rajat Patidar, then under his captaincy the Royal Challengers Bangalore team is performing extremely well and has so far won three out of its first four matches in the tournament. He has a total of 6 points in his name and is at the third position on the points table.

The special thing is that he is making a lot of noise with his batting in the tournament and has scored 195 runs at an average of 65 and strike rate of 214.28. In such a situation, RCB fans will hope that the team once again wins the champion title under the captaincy of Rajat.