Vinod Kumar Chaudhary Surpasses Sachin Tendulkar with 20 Guinness World Records

Vinod Kumar Chaudhary, a Delhi-based computer trainer, has surpassed cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar by achieving 20 Guinness World Records in the field of typing. Inspired by Tendulkar, Chaudhary has set records like typing blindfolded and with a mouth stick. He hopes to receive his 20th certificate from Tendulkar.

Vinod Kumar Chaudhary, a former JNU employee and computer trainer, has outstripped cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar's 19 Guinness World Records.

Residing in Delhi's Kirari Suleman Nagar village, Chaudhary has become renowned for his 20 Guinness World Records in typing, including fastest typing blindfolded and with a mouth stick. His most recent achievement was typing backward blindfolded in just five seconds.

Driven by his admiration for Tendulkar, Chaudhary dreams of receiving his 20th Guinness World Record certificate from his idol. ''I grew up watching Sachin Tendulkar and wanted to make my country proud like him,'' said Chaudhary. ''I am sure Sachin will be proud an Indian surpassed his record.''

Chaudhary owns the KBC Computer Institute, training underprivileged students to secure jobs. Initially aspiring to be an Olympian like Milkha Singh, Chaudhary's passion for typing began after seeing someone typing while he worked as a courier boy. His dedication led to nine unique records among his 20.

(With inputs from agencies.)