Warne, who will play his last Indian Premier League match when he leads the Rajasthan Royals against the Mumbai Indians on Friday, said it was only appropriate to end his IPL stint as a player against Tendulkar.
"Sachin is the greatest player I have played against. It's appropriate that my last game is versus Sachin," Warne said.
"Sachin has been my friend for a long period of time. We have bit of laugh with each other, crack jokes. I hope Sachin does not smash me all around the park tomorrow," Warne smiled.
Warne was fined a hefty $50,000 following his public spat with Rajasthan Cricket Association secretary Sanjay Dixit and the 41-year-old Australian said that he failed to understand why nothing happened to the RCA secretary.
"Unfair that I get fined while Sanjay Dixit gets away with saying whatever he feels like," Warne said.
"My fight with Dixit was immature on both our parts," he added.
Warne had called Dixit a "liar and egoistic" after an IPL match in Jaipur, forcing RR owner Shilpa Shetty to intervene and apologise for the incident.
Dixit, who is also an IAS officer, had blasted Warne and Tendulkar on Twitter and trashed Warne in a website article.
"I had to face the consequences but he got away simply. I don't think it's fair. It should be something same for both of us. But the story is this way and one can't do much.
"I had 7 days to decide on a counter claim but I did nothing. It was a silly incident and it was a pity that it got way too much attention," he added.
Despite his spat with the RCA secretary, Warne remained positive about being associated with the Rajasthan team in the future.
