Watch as Arjun Tendulkar scores his first six goals in the IPL while social media users draw comparisons to his father, Sachin Tendulkar.

Arjun Tendulkar, an all-rounder with the Mumbai Indians and the son of Indian great Sachin Tendulkar, has displayed remarkable ball control since making his IPL 2023 debut this year. At the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on Tuesday, the left-arm bowler claimed his second IPL wicket of his career by removing Gujarat Titans opener Wriddhiman Saha for 4.
 

On Tuesday, Arjun Tendulkar also demonstrated that he is no fool with a bat. The MI all-rounder displayed a peek of his explosive potential with the bat, blasting the first six of his IPL career en route to scoring 13 off 9 balls, despite the fact that five-time champions MI were routed by defending champs GT by 55 runs.
 

Arjun Tendulkar, who is left-handed, dislodged GT pacer Mohit Sharma for a huge six over midwicket. The six by Arjun Tendulkar video quickly became popular on social media.
 

Social media quickly compared Arjun Tendulkar to his famous father Sachin Tendulkar in the IPL. While Arjun Tendulkar accomplished this achievement in the 35th game of the 2023 season, Sachin Tendulkar hit his first six of the IPL in the 36th game of the season.

Before they hit their sixth ball for a six, Sachin and Arjun Tendulkar each had five off five. Joginder Sharma and Mohit Sharma, both from Haryana, were both bowled out during the innings.
 

Rohit Sharma, the captain of the Mumbai Indians, was not pleased with his team's bowling after they lost two games in a row in IPL 2023. "It's somewhat depressing. Up until the final few overs, when we decided to go for too many runs, we had the game pretty well under control. It just comes down to execution. We must carry out the proper procedures and identify the batsmen. However, in the end, we failed to do so and gave up an excessive number of runs, Rohit Sharma remarked during the post-game presentation.
 

The MI team was limited to 152 for 9, needing just 2 runs from captain Rohit to prevail in Ahmedabad. "You must consider the extremely varied strengths that each squad possesses. To hit the goal, we have a good batting lineup. Today, we struggled to get our batting going. There is a lot of dew as well, so perhaps we would have chased it if we had batted better. But when you are chasing 200+ points, you don't start poorly, he continued.