100 international centuries. The first player to play 200 Tests. The first to score 200 in a Men's ODI. The leading run scorer in both Tests (15,921 runs) and ODIs (18,426 runs). The most international appearances (664 matches). Sachin Tendulkar has set many records that will take some effort to beat.
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Sachin Tendulkar on 2011 World Cup preparations
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Some of Sachin Tendulkar's finest straight drives
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Sachin Tendulkar – The wicket-taker
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Cricket World CupCWC11: Tendulkar steps up with vital half-century in semi-final
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Cricket World Cupसचिन तेंदुलकर का आखरी विश्व कप शतक | 2011 विश्व कप
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Cricket World CupCWC2011: Sachin's 100 oozed class playing on his own terms
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Two legends, one beginning – Sachin and Waqar
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Cricket Inside OutCricket Inside Out: Harsha Bhogle on Tendulkar's early career
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T20 World CupWATCH: Tendulkar on Indian women's team's impact
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Mahela Jayawardene congratulates Sachin Tendulkar on ICC Hall of Fame honour
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ICC Hall of Fame: Sachin Tendulkar
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Sachin Tendulkar: ICC Hall of Fame inductee
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Cricket World CupCWC19: IND v PAK - Side-by-side of Sachin's six in 2003 and Rohit's six
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Cricket World CupSachin Tendulkar reflects on 2011 CWC glory
Racking up a record 100 centuries across formats, Sachin Tendulkar became the favourite son of a nation. Called up in 1989 against Pakistan, he scored his first century in 1990 against England. By the end of his career, he had 51 centuries in Tests and 49 in ODIs. If immortality comes from achievements, the ‘Little Master’ does have a very good claim to it: he has a stunning aggregate of 34,357 runs across formats. In 2011, Tendulkar finally won his first World Cup. At 37, his appetite for runs remained undiminished, as he ended up as India’s leading run-scorer in the tournament. He retired from ODIs in 2012, having scored his hundredth hundred in his penultimate match. His final Test came in November 2013, his 200th game. One suspects that his name will live on as long as the game exists.
