Sachin’s last Test is not an unofficial testimonial match, neither will the proceeds go to charity. It means the Indian cricket board is out to get the last penny it can, from devoted fans. Although Wankhede seats 32,000, only 5,000-6,000 tickets (costing Rs 500-2,000 each) have been sold to the public and black-marketing cannot be ruled out. Also, rumours are rife that punters all over the world have betted it big on this one man and as much as Rs 2,000 crore will be at stake when Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar walks out to bat in Mumbai. Big money, once again, but then, this Little Master has always lived life king-size.