<p>Budding left-arm pacer Arjun Tendulkar, who is the son of iconic former batsman Sachin Tendulkar, made his Mumbai senior team debut on Friday in an Elite E League group match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which the hosts lost by eight wickets against Haryana here.</p>.<p>In the match being played at the suburban BKC ground, Mumbai made 143 after opting to bat first, a target which Haryana overhauled in 17.4 overs.</p>.<p>Left-arm speedster Arjun had an off day with the ball as he returned with unimpressive figures of 1/34 in the three overs that he bowled.</p>.<p>The junior Tendulkar dismissed Haryana opener Chaitya Bishnoi (4) cheaply after he edged a delivery to wicketkeeper Aditya Tare to claim his maiden wicket for the Mumbai senior team.</p>.<p>While batting, Arjun didn't get a chance to face a ball as Mumbai were bundled out in 19.3 overs.</p>.<p>Haryana then rode on one-down Himanshu Rana's blazing unbeaten 75 off 53 balls to chase down the target with consummate ease.</p>.<p>The 21-year-old Arjun has now qualified for the IPL auctions as he has made his debut for the Mumbai team.</p>.<p>Tendulkar junior was added to the Mumbai squad, along with another pacer Krutik Hanagavadi, by the Salil Ankola-led selection committee, after the BCCI permitted a total of 22 players to be selected.</p>.<p>Over the years, Arjun has been playing age-group tournaments for Mumbai and has also been a part of the team, which plays invitational tournaments.</p>.<p>The budding pacer has been seen bowling to the Indian national team in the nets and represented the India U-19 team when it toured Sri Lanka in 2018. </p>
<p>Budding left-arm pacer Arjun Tendulkar, who is the son of iconic former batsman Sachin Tendulkar, made his Mumbai senior team debut on Friday in an Elite E League group match of the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, which the hosts lost by eight wickets against Haryana here.</p>.<p>In the match being played at the suburban BKC ground, Mumbai made 143 after opting to bat first, a target which Haryana overhauled in 17.4 overs.</p>.<p>Left-arm speedster Arjun had an off day with the ball as he returned with unimpressive figures of 1/34 in the three overs that he bowled.</p>.<p>The junior Tendulkar dismissed Haryana opener Chaitya Bishnoi (4) cheaply after he edged a delivery to wicketkeeper Aditya Tare to claim his maiden wicket for the Mumbai senior team.</p>.<p>While batting, Arjun didn't get a chance to face a ball as Mumbai were bundled out in 19.3 overs.</p>.<p>Haryana then rode on one-down Himanshu Rana's blazing unbeaten 75 off 53 balls to chase down the target with consummate ease.</p>.<p>The 21-year-old Arjun has now qualified for the IPL auctions as he has made his debut for the Mumbai team.</p>.<p>Tendulkar junior was added to the Mumbai squad, along with another pacer Krutik Hanagavadi, by the Salil Ankola-led selection committee, after the BCCI permitted a total of 22 players to be selected.</p>.<p>Over the years, Arjun has been playing age-group tournaments for Mumbai and has also been a part of the team, which plays invitational tournaments.</p>.<p>The budding pacer has been seen bowling to the Indian national team in the nets and represented the India U-19 team when it toured Sri Lanka in 2018. </p>