On the occasion of World Music Day 2021, Indian cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar shared a throwback video on Instagram, which captured the 'behind the scenes' action from his debut as a singer.Back in April 2017, Sachin Tendulkar released a song titled ‘Cricket wali beat pe’ with famous singer Sonu Nigam. The song begins with the Master Blaster singing the lines:“Nacho, Nacho, Nacho saare cricket wali beat pe...” (Everyone dance to the tune of cricket)Winners Press Conference and Photocalls - 2020 Laureus World Sports Awards - BerlinSachin Tendulkar shared the flashback video from his musical debut on his official Instagram handle and wrote:“Some fond memories from my debut at the recording studio! What are you listening to today? #WorldMusicDay #throwback #singing #music #BTS #cricket #behindthescenes."In the video, the Indian great is heard saying:“We all are good bathroom singers, but the moment you get in the recording room you sound different. Music has been my companion for 24 years that I played for India.”Sonu Nigam, Sachin Tendulkar’s co-singer in the album, praises the cricketer and says:“He can sing at the right pitch. He did not need any pitch corrector. That was a very good thing.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Sachin Tendulkar (@sachintendulkar)Former Indian cricket captain and Sachin Tendulkar’s opening partner of many years, Sourav Ganguly, was among those who were impressed with the legend’s singing abilities. He had tweeted back then:“@sachin_rt well done Tendulkar .. great stuff .. talent not restricted to batting only.”Releasing an official statement on his singing debut, Sachin Tendulkar had said:'Sachin's Cricket wali beat' is a very upbeat and feel good number. It's a unique collaboration with the supremely talented Sonu Nigam, specially made for my new app 100MB. This is the first time the audience is going to see me sing and I hope all my fans enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed singing it."The special feature of 'Cricket wali beat' was that it was released on the sixth anniversary of India's World Cup win in 2011 and made a mention of every single Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar played his six World Cups with.The musical connection to Sachin Tendulkar’s nameSachin Tendulkar’s name has a musical connection. He was named after the legendary music director Sachin Dev Burman. Sachin Tendulkar’s father chose the name as he was a big fan of S.D. Burman.