On August 13, Sachin Tendulkar celebrated International Left-Handers Day by showcasing his ambidextrous skills, batting and bowling left-handed in a video shared on social media. The day, established in 1976 to raise awareness of the challenges faced by left-handed individuals, saw Tendulkar, a right-handed batter, delight fans with well-timed strokes and left-arm spin. He humorously noted that 'everything that is left can be right and everything that is right can be left' during his performance. Tendulkar, who holds numerous records in cricket, emphasized his support for left-handed players and acknowledged the growing presence of southpaws in the sport. He has previously mentioned his ambidexterity, using different hands for various activities. The occasion highlighted the unique contributions of left-handers in cricket, with many legends among them, such as Brian Lara and Yuvraj Singh.