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Wednesday, October 30 2002 23:53 Hrs (IST)

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Kolkata: Little master Sachin Tendulkar, yet to strike it rich at the Eden Gardens, visited the 200-year-old Kali temple at Kalighat and offered prayers.

Tendulkar, escorted by a large posse of policemen, reached the shrine in South Kolkata revered by pilgrims and offered puja on Monday night. He stayed there for 10 minutes. Indian opener Sanjay Bangar, a religious-minded person, accompanied him. Eden has not seen much of vintage Tendulkar, who has only managed scores of 0, 9, 10 and 10 in his last four Test innings on the ground. Having played five Tests at the Eden, the star batsman has only two fifty-plus scores. Extras:
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