Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar has said that he's not going to retire from cricket. He made these statements in the wake of speculations that Sachin is likely to withdraw from cricket since he has now become the Member of Parliament. Clearing all the rumours in the air, ace batsman said he continue to play for Team India.

"It's not what XYZ think, it's what I feel and I feel as long as I am enjoying and I feel like being part of it, I'll continue (playing ODIs)," Sachin told a top news channel.

"I felt I shouldn't be part of the Twenty20 squad in 2007 and I had been asked  but I felt I should not be part of Twenty 20 squad because the team did well. When I get that feeling in one-day cricket may be I would take that decision," he added.

It is known that Sachin Tendulkar opted out of Sri Lankan tour since he wanted to spend time with his family. Tendulkar said the news about his retirement has been there since 2006 and he said he has been enjoying cricket. He has also said that every individual things different and said many guys didn't know what was going on his mind.

Tendulkar has also said that he alone would take a decision regarding his future in the cricket and none would be influencing him. All the best to Sachin Tendulkar.

AW Phani