God Of CriCket SACHIN TENDULKAR
Name |
SACHIN TENDULKAR |
Born |
24th April 1973 |
Parents |
Mr. Ramesh Tendulkar & Mrs. Rajni Tendulkar |
Brothers |
Nitin & Ajit Tendulkar |
Sister |
Savitai Tendulkar |
Wife |
Anjali Tendulkar(10 November 1967) |
Married on |
24th May 1995 |
Daughter |
Sara Tendulkar(12 October 1997) |
Son |
Arjun Tendulkar(24 September 1999) |
Coach |
Ramakanth Achrekar |
Close friend |
Vinod Kambli |
Zodiac Sign |
Professional cricket player. Largely considered cricket’s greatest batsman, Sachin Tendulkar was born April 24, 1973 in Bombay, India, to a middle-class family, the youngest of four children. His father was a professor while his mother worked for a life insurance company.
Named after his family’s favorite music director, Sachin Dev Burman, Tendulkar wasn’t a particularly gifted student, but he’d always shown himself to be a standout athlete. He was 11 years old when he was given his first cricket bat and his talent in the sport was immediately apparent. At the age of 14 he scored 329 out of a world record stand of 664 in a school match. As his accomplishments grew, he became a sort of cult figure among Bombay schoolboys.
After high school Tendulkar enrolled at Kirti College, where his father also taught. The fact that he decided to go to the school where his father worked was of no surprise. Tendulkar’s family is very close and years after he’d achieved stardom and cricket fame, he continued to live next door to his parents.
RECORDS HELD BY SACHIN TENDULKAR
1. Sachin Tendulkar is the Highest Run scorer in the One day Internationals |
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Man of the Match awards—Sachin Tendulkar |
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# |
Opponent |
Total |
Home |
Away |
Neutral |
1 |
Australia (59 matches) |
12 |
6 |
1 |
5 |
2 |
Bangladesh (10 matches) |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
3 |
England (27 matches) |
2 |
1 |
1 |
0 |
4 |
New Zealand (38 matches) |
6 |
4 |
2 |
0 |
5 |
Pakistan (61 matches) |
8 |
2 |
1 |
5 |
6 |
South Africa (50 matches) |
5 |
4 |
1 |
0 |
7 |
Sri Lanka (65 matches) |
6 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
8 |
West Indies (38 matches) |
9 |
3 |
1 |
5 |
9 |
Zimbabwe (34 matches) |
8 |
0 |
4 |
4 |
10 |
Kenya (10 matches) |
4 |
2 |
0 |
2 |
11 |
Namibia (1 match) |
1 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
Total (470 ODI matches) |
62 |
23 |
13 |
26 |
WRONG DECISIONS AGAINST SACHIN TENDULKAR
Sachin Tendulkar is perhaps the batsman who got out the maximum numbers of times bcoz of poor / wrong decision by umpires… We are citing some incidents which we remember, it is quite a big list. There may be many other too. Collected by Harikrishnan, Sayantan, and Ritesh |
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Bowled off a NO Ball from Crains. 3rd test against NewZealand in 1999. Umpire did not see that?!. Sachin had scored 217 in first innings. |
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In the match against Australia at Adelaide in 1999, Sachin was given ‘Out’ – caught at forward shortleg by bowler Shane Warne. The ball touched the thigh pads and Umpire Darel Harper gave him out. India had been at 107 for 4 when Ganguly joined Sachin and they put up 108 runs for the 5th wicket. Sachin had scored 61 |
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In the same test match against Australia at Adelaide in 1999, Sachin was given ‘Out’ – LBW off bowler McGrath. It was an unforgettable FOOLISH decision of the umpire, nothing more to say… |
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4. |
Given out by Umpire Ian Robinson – LBW – bowler McGrath, in the match against Australia at Sydney in 2000. The ball seemed to hit him too high and was going on leg stump. In that very over, Tendulkar had pulled a short one from McGrath for two, and hooked the next two balls for boundaries. |
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Given out when he was on 44 – CB of ambrose despite the fact that the ball touched his shoulder only – in 1997 ODI vs WI |
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6. |
Given out wrong lbw when he was at 134 (pitched outside of legstump & going outside of off stump!) off Kasprowich at Sharjah final vs Australia in 1998. |
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7. |
A doubtful stump out decision in the match against Srilanka in Colombo final when he was at 128. It was a 50-50 case! |
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8. |
Wrong LBW off Nash vs NZ in Hamilton Test in 1999 when he was on 67. The ball was going way down the leg side. |
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9. |
Wrong LBW off Saqlin Mushtaq vs Pakistan at Delhi Test in 1999 when he was at 6. Pitched outside of leg stump. |
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10. |
Controversial run out following the obstruction of Shoaib in Eden Gardens vs Pakistan in 1999. Surprisingly, the umpire Bucknor did not apply the Obstacle rule… |
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11. |
Wrong bat-pad catch off Shane Warne when Sachin was at 61 vs Australia in Adelaide Test in 1999 |
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12. |
Wrong lbw decision of McGrath in Sydney test 1st innings when the ball was going down the leg side. He was at 45 then. |
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A shocking ‘caught behind’ decision by umpire Toffo in the ODI against Pak in Perth, 1999, when Sachin had scored 17… (the ball merely flicked Tendulkar’s shirt (jersey) and went to the keeper & umpire gave caught behind. |
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14. |
Wrong lbw off Shoaib Akhtar in Sharjah ODI vs Pak in 2000 when he was at 11 runs. It was an inside edge & then pad! |
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Wrong lbw decision off Abdul Razzak vs Pak in Dhaka in Asia cup ODI 2000 when he had scored 25 runs…the ball was going down the leg side & clearly missing the stumps. |
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Given out – caught off a No Ball from Gillespie during the 3rd test 2nd innings in Chennai, 2001 India vs Aus when he was at just 17. |
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17. |
In 2002 WI tour 3 out of 4 lbws against Sachin were wrong – all given by Ashoka Desilva! LBW by Cuffy at Port of Spain test 1st innings when Sachin had scored 117 |
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In 2002 WI tour 3 out of 4 lbws against Sachin were wrong – all given by Ashoka Desilva! LBW by Sanford at Port of Spain test 2nd innings vs WI when he was on 0 |
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19. |
In 2002 WI tour 3 out of 4 lbws against Sachin were wrong – all givenby Ashoka Desilva! LBW by Dillon at Bridgetown test when he was at 8 |
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20. |
Wrong LBW off Oram given by Ashoka Desilva again at Wellington Test in 2002 1st innings. The ball was going over the stumps. |
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21. |
Given wrong LBW by Bucknor at the Gabba test off Gillespie in 2003, where the ball was going clearly over the top. |
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22. |
Given wrong ‘caught behind’ off Brett Lee down the leg side in the MCG Test, 2003 |
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23. |
Given wrong LBW off Uma Gul at Lahore Test vs Pak in 2004. Ball was missing the stump & was going way over. |
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24. |
A terrible ‘caught behind’ decision off Razzak at Eden Test vs Pak by umpire Bucknor while the ball was going miles away from bat & he was on 52. |
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25. |
LBW off Muralitharan at Delhi test, 2005, where the ball pitched outside of leg stump & batman was long stride when he was at 109. |
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26. |
In 2005 LBW off Bandara at Delhi test when he was long stride forward & ball was going clearly over the top when he was on 16. |
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27. |
LBW off Dilshan in Ahmedabad test in 2005 when there was a clear inside edge. He was at 19 runs then. |
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28. |
Wrong LBW off Arshad Khan where the ball hit his gloves & then the pad after 100 in Peshavar ODI vs Pak in 2006. |
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29. |
Wrong lbw off Monty Panesor at Nagpur test in 2006 vs Eng when he was at 16 runs |
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30. |
Got a shocking LBW by umpire Toffo in Tent Bridge Test, 2007, vs Eng off Collingwood of a wide-ball outside off stump! The umpire apologized later for this. Sachin was on 91 then. The decision by Simon Tauffel who won the ICC award for best umpire for the third consecutive time, that year. |
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Last ODI of Eng series 2007 ‘caught behind’ by Aleem Dar. He realized that he made a mistake but did not change his decision. And the boastful explanation after the match was, “I knew he was not out. But i don’t have a habit of changing my decisions”. Ex cricketers like Nassir Hussain had criticized this. |
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32. |
India vs Aus Third test he was dismissed by umpire at 71. He scored centuries in the second and fourth tests. Watch the video clippings – Lee delivers to Tendulkar; the ball hits on top of the pad; at the time of contact, Tendulkar is seen jumping in the air. Lee appeals confidently and umpire Rauf eventually raises the finger… Replays show it was indeed high and going over the top of the stumps. |
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33. |
First ODI 2009 Srilanka Tour of India. Kumara Dharmasena’s first decision as Umpire. Ball pitched outside the line of leg stump. Bowler – Thushara. |
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34. |
Second ODI Srilanka Tour of India 2009. In the next match. In this match, Sachin was given out while the ball was going outside leg stump. Bowler – Kulasekhara. |
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35. |
Third ODI Srilanka Tour of India 2009. Hat trick in wrong decision? In this match also the ball was going outside the leg stump. Bowler – D. Fernando. |
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Australia tour of India, 4th ODI: India v Australia at Mohali, Nov 2, 2009. Cricinfo – “Hauritz to Tendulkar, OUT, tosses it up on middle and gets it to turn in, Tendulkar tries to work it with the turn but the ball clips the pads, it wasn’t really adjacent to the stumps but umpire de Silva was convinced. Not a very straightforward lbw” |
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37. |
Wrong ‘caught behind’ decision off Flintoff when Sachin was at 99 runs. The ball kicked up from short of length and reared shoulder high. Tendulkar tried to fend it away, got his hands in front of his face and the ball gone off his arm guard. Watch video |
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38. |
Wrong decision against Sachin off Lyon in 4th inngs 4th test vs Australia. Ball pitched outside off. turned sharlply, missed the leg stump. Given out. |
Every individual has his own style, his own way of presenting himself on and off the field. — Sachin Tendulkar