Sachin Tendulkar Is First Batsman In Century Of Centuries .

 

Sachin Tendulkar

Intercontinental Indian cricket batsman Sachin Tendulkar put an hard to accept as true and unique cricket record i-e century of centuries. now, Sachin Tendulkar have complete his hundred century next to match withBangladeshin Asia Cup 2012 at Shere Bangal Stadium.

Sachin Tendulkar is the first cricket batsman who score century of centuries. Moreover, this be the huge and unforgettable instant for all cricket lovers since all cricket fan very much to come for this moment. Today, their endurance gets broken and Little Master achieve a new world record as the first cricket batsman to score 100 international centuries.

Moreover, Sachin Tendulkar who turn 39 in next month and it is careful to be the major achievement in his cricket career. In as well, Sachin Tendulkar who has been live cricket since 23 years and he put many records in test as well as single day cricket.

But today’s evidence is careful to be the superb achievement for Sachin Tendulkar. If we seem at the Sachin Tendulkar cricket vocation after that he finished 8 hundred centuries next to Sri Lanka, 7 hundred centuries against Pakistan and so on. Finally, we be able to say so as to this earth record creates hard to believe and marvellous history in cricket. So we highly pat on the back Sachin Tendulkar on this mind blow and most attainment because of his achievementIndiagets famous in the cricket globe.

            List of all century by Sachin Tendulkar in ODI cricket

List of all century by Sachin Tendulkar in ODI cricket
Runs	Balls	4s	6s	Pos	Versus	Venue	Date
114	147	12	1	2	Bangladesh	Dhaka	16 Mar 2012
200*	147	25	3	2	South Africa	Gwalior	24 February 2010
186*	150	20	3	2	New Zealand	Hyderabad	8 November 1999
175	141	19	6	2	Australia	Hyderabad	5 November 2009
163*	133	16	5	2	New Zealand	Christchurch	8 March 2009
152	151	18	0	2	Namibia	Pietersburg	23 February 2003
146	153	15	2	2	Zimbabwe	Jodhpur	8 December 2000
146	153	15	2	2	Kenya	Paarl	24 October 2001
143	131	9	5	2	Australia	Sharjah	22 April 1998
141*	148	13	5	2	West Indies	Kuala Lumpur	14 September 2006
141	128	13	3	2	Australia	Dhaka	28 October 1998
141	135	17	1	2	Pakistan	Rawalpindi	16 March 2004
140*	101	16	3	4	Kenya	Bristol	23 May 1999
139	125	19	0	2	Australia	Indore	31 March 2001
138	133	19	0	2	Srilanka	Colombo	14 September 2009
137	137	8	5	2	Sri Lanka	Delhi	2 March 1996
134	131	12	3	4	Australia	Sharjah	24 April 1998
128	131	12	3	2	Sri Lanka	Colombo	7 July 1998
127*	138	15	1	2	Kenya	Cuttack	18 February 1996
127*	130	13	1	1	Zimbabwe	Bulawayo	26 September 1998
124*	92	12	6	2	Zimbabwe	Sharjah	13 November 1998
123	130	12	2	2	Pakistan	Ahmedabad	12 April 2005
122*	131	12	1	2	West Indies	Harare	4 July 2001
122	138	12	0	2	South Africa	Vadodra	17 March 2000
120	115	10	5	2	England	Bengaluru	27 February 2011
120	141	11	2	1	Sri Lanka	Colombo	29 August 1999
118*	112	14	2	2	Zimbabwe	Sharjah	8 November 1998
118	140	8	2	2	Pakistan	Sharjah	15 April 1996
117*	120	10	0	2	Australia	Sydney	2 March 2008
117	137	13	2	2	New Zealand	Bangalore	14 May 1997
115	136	19	3	2	New Zealand	Vadodra	28 October 1994
114	126	14	0	1	South Africa	Mumbai	14 December 1996
113	102	12	1	4	Sri Lanka	Bristol	11 July 2002
112*	107	15	1	2	Sri Lanka	Sharjah	9 April 1995
111	101	8	3	2	South Africa	Nagpur	12 March 2011
110	130	8	2	2	Australia	Colombo	9 September 1994
110	138	5	1	2	Sri Lanka	Colombo	28 August 1996
105*	108	8	1	4	England	Chester-le-Street	4 July 2002
105	134	10	0	2	West Indies	Jaipur	11 November 1994
104	97	8	1	2	Zimbabwe	Benoni	9 February 1997
102	91	12	1	2	New Zealand	Hyderabad	15 November 2003
101	140	3	1	2	Sri Lanka	Sharjah	20 October 2000
101	129	9	0	2	South Africa	Johannesburg	5 October 2001
100*	103	13	0	2	Kenya	Kolkata	31 May 1998
100*	76	10	1	4	West Indies	Vadodra	31 January 2007
100	111	9	1	2	Pakistan	Singapore	5 April 1996
100	89	5	7	2	Australia	Kanpur	7 April 1998
100	119	9	1	2	Australia	Gwalior	26 October 2003
100	113	10	1	2	Pakistan	Peshawar	6 February 2006

List of all century by Sachin Tendulkar in Test Match cricket
Runs	Balls	4s	6s	Pos	Versus	Venue	Date
248*	379	35	0	4	Bangladesh	Dhaka	10 December 2004
241*	436	33	0	4	Australia	Sydney	2 January 2004
217	344	29	0	4	New Zealand	Ahmedabad	29 October 1999
214	363	22	2	4	Australia	Bangalore	11 October 2010
203	347	23	1	4	Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	29 July 2010
201*	281	27	0	4	Zimbabwe	Nagpur	25 November 2000
194*	348	21	0	4	Pakistan	Multan	28 March 2004
193	330	19	3	4	England	Leeds	22 August 2002
179	322	24	1	4	West Indies	Nagpur	1 December 1994
177	360	26	0	4	England	Nottingham	4 July 1996
177	207	29	3	4	Australia	Bangalore	25 March 1998
176	316	23	0	4	Zimbabwe	Nagpur	21 February 2002
176	298	26	0	4	West Indies	Kolkata	30 October 2002
169	254	26	0	5	South Africa	Cape Town	2 January 1997
165	296	24	1	4	England	Chennai	11 February 1993
160	260	26	0	4	New Zealand	Hamilton	18 March 2009
155*	191	14	4	4	Australia	Chennai	6 March 1998
155	184	23	1	4	South Africa	Bloemfontein	3 November 2001
154*	243	14	1	4	Australia	Sydney	2 January 2008
153	205	13	3	4	Australia	Adelaide	24 January 2008
148*	213	14	0	6	Australia	Sydney	2 January 1992
148	244	20	3	5	Sri Lanka	Mumbai	3 December 1997
146	314	17	2	4	South Africa	Cape Town	4 January 2011
143	182	13	1	4	Bangladesh	Mirpur	25 January 2010
143	247	20	0	4	Sri Lanka	Colombo	2 August 1997
142	244	22	0	4	Sri Lanka	Lucknow	18 January 1994
139	266	16	0	4	Sri Lanka	Colombo	9 August 1997
136	273	18	0	4	Pakistan	Chennai	28 January 1999
126*	248	14	0	4	New Zealand	Mohali	10 October 1999
126	230	15	2	4	Australia	Chennai	18 March 2001
124*	235	10	1	4	Sri Lanka	Colombo	24 February 1999
122*	226	8	1	4	Bangladesh	Dhaka	25 May 2007
122	177	19	1	4	England	Birmingham	6 June 1996
122	233	19	0	4	Zimbabwe	Delhi	18 November 2000
119*	189	17	0	6	England	Manchester	9 August 1990
117	260	14	0	4	West Indies	Port of Spain	19 April 2002
116	191	9	1	4	Australia	Melbourne	26 December 1999
114	161	16	0	4	Australia	Perth	1 February 1992
113	151	13	2	5	New Zealand	Wellington	26 December 1998
111	270	19	0	4	South Africa	Johannesburg	26 November 1992
111	241	13	1	5	South Africa	Centurion	16 December 2010
109	196	14	1	4	Sri Lanka	Delhi	10 December 2005
109	188	12	0	4	Australia	Nagpur	6 November 2008
106	206	12	0	4	South Africa	Kolkata	15 February 2010
105*	166	11	2	4	Bangladesh	Chittagong	18 January 2010
104*	161	11	1	4	Sri Lanka	Colombo	27 July 1993
103*	196	9	0	4	England	Chennai	11 December 2008
103	197	12	1	4	England	Ahmedabad	11 December 2001
101	169	9	0	4	Bangladesh	Chittagong	18 May 2007
100*	211	11	0	4	Sri Lanka	Ahmedabad	20 November 2009
100	179	13	0	4	South Africa	Nagpur	9 February 2010

Most 100s In ICC World Cup 2003

ICC World Cup 2003: Most 100s

The Cricket World Cup 2003 was the eight World Cup prearranged via the International Cricket Council (ICC), hosted by South Africa, Zimbabwe and Kenya jointly flanked by February 9, 2003 and March 24, 2003. 54 match be play in the contest with 14 team participate in it. The 2003 World Cup was play in the similar arrangement as of the 1999 World Cup. It be astounding for each one as the underdog Zimbabwe and Kenya reach the wonderful six stage and Kenya made it to the semi championship. Australia lifted the cup with their head being Ricky Ponting, defeat the Indians in the championship. It be the second successive name for Australia with three total World Cup titles. Sachin Tendulkar of India was known the Man of the series prize as he is he highest run getter in the contest and Chaminda Vaas of Sri Lanka was the most important wicket taker of the contest.

List of top 10 batsman in icc world cup 2003. 2003 world cupmost 100s in a cricket history.

Player                                  Mat           Runs      HS            Ave      BF            SR            100      50

SC Ganguly (India)               11              465     112*       58.12    565         82.30            3          0

MS Atapattu (SL)                10              382     124          54.57     452       84.51            2          1

RT Ponting (Aus)                 11               415    140*        51.87     472       87.92            2          1

KJJ van Noortwijk (Neth)     4               154     134*        51.33     160       96.25           1          0

JF Kloppenburg (Neth)         5               158     121          31.60     243        65.02          1          0

Saeed Anwarm (Pak)            5               218     101          54.50     303        71.94          1          0

A Symonds (Aus)                  9               326     143*      163.00     360        90.55          1          2

JM Davison (Can)                 6               226     111          37.66      190      118.94         1          1

CH Gayle (WI)                     6               206     119          34.33      295        69.83         1          1

HH Gibbs (SA)                     6               384     143         96.00       381      100.78         1          2

1  S C Ganguly

Sourav Chandidas Ganguly is a former Indian cricketer, and captain of the Indian national team. Born into an affluent Brahmin family, Ganguly was introduced into the world of cricket by his elder brother Snehasish. Wikipedia

Born: July 8, 1972 (age 40), Behala

Height: 1.80 m

Spouse: Dona Roy

Education: University of Calcutta

Children: Sana Ganguly

Siblings: Snehasish Ganguly

2 MS Atapattu

Marvan Samson Atapattu is a former Sri Lankan cricketer and former Sri Lankan captain. Towards the end of his career he joined the Indian Cricket League and captained the Delhi Giants. He is the current coach of Singapore national cricket team. Wikipedia

Born: November 22, 1970 (age 41), Kalutara

Spouse: Neluni Atapattu

Batting style: Right-handed

Teams: Sri Lankan cricket team, Delhi Jets

3   RT Ponting

Ricky Thomas Ponting AO, nicknamed Punter, is an Australian cricketer, a former captain of the Australia national cricket team between 2004 and 2011 in Test cricket and 2002 and 2011 in One Day International cricket. Wikipedia

Born: December 19, 1974 (age 37), Launceston

Height: 1.78 m

Weight: 78 kg

Spouse: Rianna Jennifer Cantor (m. 2002)

Batting style: Right-handed

Children: Emmy Charlotte Ponting, Matisse Ellie Ponting

4 JF Kloppenburg

Jan Feiko Kloppenburg is a Dutch cricketer: a right-handed opening batsman who also bowls right-arm medium pace. Wikipedia

Born: June 19, 1974 (age 38)

Batting style: Right-handed

5  Saeed Anwarm

Saeed Anwar is a former Pakistani opening batsman and occasional Slow left arm orthodox bowler who played international cricket between 1989 and 2003. Wikipedia

Born: September 6, 1968 (age 44), Karachi

Spouse: Lubna Anwar (m. 1996)

Batting style: Left-handed

Team: Pakistani cricket team

Record of Highest Partnerships In all One-Day Internationals (ODI).

                                             

                 

                Record of highest partnerships in all one day Internationals (ODI).

Batting, is concerning partnerships. No batsman be able to win a match with no a associate no stuff well he plays..

Sometimes, batsmen locate each additional and a number of chance to set on mammoth partnership which stay in proof book for long. Today, let look at the maximum partnerships between two batsmen in one day international cricket :-

331 = Sachin Tendulkar + Rahul Dravid :- made at Hyderabad next to New Zealand. That day, Tendulkar score his highest ODI score = 186 till so as to day and was winning as innings over behind opening as opener. His associate, Rahul Dravid, score 153 himself which is his uppermost ODI attain as well. Together, these two vetern Indian bat stalwarts put on 331 from 45.2 overs for the second wicket against a strong New Zealand bowling lineup of Chris Cairns, Shane O'Connor, Chris Drum, Daniel Vettori and Chris Harris.

318 = Saurav Ganguly + Rahul Dravid :- is second only triple century company in oneday cricket. complete in a have to win world cup 1999 match by Indian batsmen next to Srilankans.

In fact, if you become aware of two tables cautiously, you'll discover Indian batsmen trait the most. big hunger for runs they contain..

Highest partnership for India = 331 = Sachin Tendulkar + Rahul Dravid.
Highest partnership for Srilanka = 286 = Sanath Jayasuriya + Upul Tharanga.
Highest partnership for New Zealand = 274 = James Marshall + Brendon McCullum.
Highest partnership for Pakistan = 263 = Aamir Sohail + Inzamam-ul-Haq.
Highest partnership for Australia = 252 = Ricky Ponting + Shane Watson.
Highest partnership for South Africa = 235 = Gary Kirsten + Herschelle Gibbs.
Highest partnership for West Indies = 226 = S Chanderpual + Carl Hooper.
Highest partnership for England = 226 = Andrew Flintoff + Andrew Strauss.

Highest partnerships (by runs) in one day matches.
	Batsmen (country)	P'ship	Wkt	Versus	Venue	Date
	Sachin Tendulkar + Rahul Dravid (Ind)	331	2nd	New Zealand	Hyderabad	8 Nov 1999
	Sourav Ganguly + Rahul Dravid (Ind)	318	2nd	Sri Lanka	Taunton	26 May 1999
	Upul Tharanga + Sanath Jayasuriya (SL)	286	1st	England	Leeds	1 Jul 2006
	Upul Tharanga + T Dilshan (SL)	282	1st	Zimbabwe	Kandy	10 Mar 2011
	Md Azharuddin + Ajay Jadeja (Ind)	275*	4th	Zimbabwe	Cuttack	9 Apr 1998
	James Marshall + Brendon McCullum (NZ)	274	1st	Ireland	Abderdeen	1 Jul 2008
	Aamir Sohail + Inzamam-ul-Haq (Pak)	263	2nd	NZ	Sharjah	20 Apr 1994
	Sachin Tendulkar + Sourav Ganguly (Ind)	258	1st	Kenya	Paarl	24 Oct 2001
	Saleem Elahi + Abdul Razzaq (Pak)	257	2nd	South Africa	P'Elizabeth	11 Dec 2002
	Sachin Tendulkar + Sourav Ganguly (Ind)	252	1st	Sri Lanka	Colombo	7 Jul 1998
	Ricky Ponting + Shane Watson (Aus)	252	2nd	England	Centurion	2 Oct 2009
	Sachin Tendulkar + Sourav Ganguly (Ind)	244	2nd	Nambia	Pietersburg	23 Feb 2003
	Sachin Tendulkar + Rahul Dravid (Ind)	237*	3rd	Kenya	Bristol	23 May 1999
	Marvan Atapattu + S Jayasuriya (SL)	237	1st	Australia	Sydney	9 Jan 2003
	Ricky Ponting + Andrew Symonds (Aus)	237	4th	Sri Lanka	Sydney	12 Feb 2006
	Sourav Ganguly + Rahul Dravid (Ind)	236	2nd	Sri Lanka	Nagpur	22 Mar 1999
	Gary Kirsten + Herschelle Gibbs (SA)	235	2nd	India	Kochi	9 Mar 2000
	Ricky Ponting + Damien Martyn (Aus)	234*	3rd	India	Jo'burg	23 Mar 2003
	Daryl Cullinan + Jonty Rhodes (SA)	232	4th	Pakistan	Nairobi	29 Apr 1996
	Sachin Tendulkar + Navjot Sidhu (Ind)	231	2nd	Pakistan	Sharjah	15 Apr 1996
	Saeed Anwar + Ijaz Ahmed (Pak)	230	3rd	India	Dhaka	18 Jan 1998