Sachin Tendulkar Biography

29th July, 1999: Replaces Azharuddin as captain of the Indian team for his second stint as captain. He was named captain of the Indian team by the National Selection Committee on 28th July in Nagpur till October.
29th October- 2nd November, 1999: Scores his first test double century (217 runs against New Zealand).
8th November, 1999: Tendulkar & Dravids' partnership of 331 against New Zealand in the 2nd ODI was a new world record for any wicket beating Dravid and Gangulys' partnership of 318.
8th November, 1999: Tendulkar scored his highest One Day International score, ie, 186* against New Zealand in the 2nd ODI, beating his previous best of 143. Tendulkar's score (186*) is the highest score by an Indian batsman in ODI's, beating Ganguly's 183. This was Tendulkar's 24th ODI hundred.
17th March, 2000: Scores his 25th ODI century
19th March, 2000: Scores 9000 runs in One Day Internationals.
On 29th May, 1999 Sachin scored his 22nd ODI Century, vs Kenya, Bristol in World Cup 1999 Match.
On 31st March, 2001 Sachin created history by becoming the first batsman in the history of limited overs cricket to score 10,000 runs. ( Match : India vs Australia, Indore.INDIA. )
Equalled Sir Donald Bradmans record of 29 Test Centuries when Sachin scored 117 v/s West Indies at Port-of-Spain.
In his 99th Test appearance, surpassed Bradman's record scoring 193, against England at Headingly, Leeds. Only his mentor, Sunil Gavaskar is ahead of him at 34 centuries.
September 5th, sachin sees him become the youngest player ever to play in his 100th Test Match for any country.
On 1st March 2003, while playing against Pakistan in the group match during 2003 World cup, Sachin scored his 12,000th ODI run. No other player has scored more than 10,000 runs till date.
Jan 2004, scored his highest first-class score of 241 not out in 4th test v Australia at Sydney.
March 16, 2004. Sachin Tendulkar crossed yet another milestone in his glittering career when he completed 13,000 runs in One-Day Internationals during the second one-dayer against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

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Sachin Tendulkar Biography

29th July, 1999: Replaces Azharuddin as captain of the Indian team for his second stint as captain. He was named captain of the Indian team by the National Selection Committee on 28th July in Nagpur till October.

29th October- 2nd November, 1999: Scores his first test double century (217 runs against New Zealand).

8th November, 1999: Tendulkar & Dravids' partnership of 331 against New Zealand in the 2nd ODI was a new world record for any wicket beating Dravid and Gangulys' partnership of 318.

8th November, 1999: Tendulkar scored his highest One Day International score, ie, 186* against New Zealand in the 2nd ODI, beating his previous best of 143. Tendulkar's score (186*) is the highest score by an Indian batsman in ODI's, beating Ganguly's 183. This was Tendulkar's 24th ODI hundred.

17th March, 2000: Scores his 25th ODI century

19th March, 2000: Scores 9000 runs in One Day Internationals.

On 29th May, 1999 Sachin scored his 22nd ODI Century, vs Kenya, Bristol in World Cup 1999 Match.

On 31st March, 2001 Sachin created history by becoming the first batsman in the history of limited overs cricket to score 10,000 runs. ( Match : India vs Australia, Indore.INDIA. )

Equalled Sir Donald Bradmans record of 29 Test Centuries when Sachin scored 117 v/s West Indies at Port-of-Spain.

In his 99th Test appearance, surpassed Bradman's record scoring 193, against England at Headingly, Leeds. Only his mentor, Sunil Gavaskar is ahead of him at 34 centuries.

September 5th, sachin sees him become the youngest player ever to play in his 100th Test Match for any country.

On 1st March 2003, while playing against Pakistan in the group match during 2003 World cup, Sachin scored his 12,000th ODI run. No other player has scored more than 10,000 runs till date.

Jan 2004, scored his highest first-class score of 241 not out in 4th test v Australia at Sydney.

March 16, 2004. Sachin Tendulkar crossed yet another milestone in his glittering career when he completed 13,000 runs in One-Day Internationals during the second one-dayer against Pakistan in Rawalpindi.

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