Sachin: Took me three years to write the book and I won't change anything

November 05, 2014 17:09

At the book release of his autobiography, Sachin Tendulkar, says this book is a sincere attempt. The book has taken me three years to write but it was nice relive the moments. I don't want to change anything. I want people to know what my life has been. I owe it to the people across the world who have supported me.

The first copy of Sachin Tendulkar's much-anticipated and talked-about autobiography -- 'Playing It My Way' -- was presented to his mother Rajni by the batting maestro himself, in Mumbai, today.

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