'If Ghibli Made Cricket': Social Media Trend Reaches Sachin Tendulkar As Batting Legend Shares Viral Art From Iconic Moment

The Studio Ghibli art form trend has taken social media by storm as netizens all over India are creating their own Ghibli art form pictures and sharing them on social media. Ghibli style images are AI-generated art forms which are created using AI platform Chat GPT. As the trend has taken the internet by storm, former Indian batter and a legend of cricket, Sachin Tendulkar recently took to his social media to share his own Ghibli images from an iconic moment in Indian cricket history. 

Sachin Tendulkar Shares Ghibli Style Image From Iconic Moment 

Sachin Tendulkar recently took to social media platform X as he shared Ghibli style images from an iconic moment of Indian cricket. Ghibli style images are AI-generated art forms which have taken the internet by storm. In the post, Sachin Tendulkar shared two photos Ghibli style images. 

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These images included Sachin Tendulkar on the shoulders of the Indian team with the Indian Flag in his hand after winning the 2011 ODI World Cup. The second photo was of Sachin Tendulkar with the World Cup trophy in front of the Gateway Of India. 

Sachin Tendulkar in the caption of the post wrote, “AI-sa kuch trend ho raha hai, maine suna. Toh socha, what if Ghibli made cricket?” ( I heard something like this is trending, so I thought what if Ghibli made cricket?)

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The two photos shared by Sachin Tendulkar after after India's triumph of the 2011 ICC ODI World Cup. Following India's thumping win over Sri Lanka in the finals, all of the Indian players had carried Sachin Tendulkar on their shoulders as Sachin held up the Indian flag. 

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The second photo was of the photoshoot that was done after India's ODI World Cup triumph with Sachin holding the World Cup trophy. It marks an iconic moment for Sachin Tendulkar as this was his first and only ODI World Cup trophy.