Answer: Ramesh
Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is his full name. His father was an novelist and a writer for many Marathi newspapers. Ramesh Tendulkar died during the World Cup Cricket 1999 competition . He lived for 66 years.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: 28
Sachin had hit two sixes of Mushtaq Ahmed, the leg spinner. So the mentor of Mushataq Ahmed, Abdul Qadir challenged Sachin saying "Why are you hitting kids? Try and hit me". Sachin replied to the challenge by hitting 4 sixes and a four in Qadir's next over. The over read as 6, 0, 4, 6, 6 and 6.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar: The Living Legend
Answer: Ramesh
Savhin was born on 24th April 1973 in Maharashtra, India. He is often referred to as the Little Master or Master Blaster. In 2002, Wisden ranked him the second best player ever, after Sir Donald Bradman.
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Answer: Dennis Lillee
During his school days, Sachin attended the MRF pace foundation with the intention of becoming a fast bowler. But, the chief coach of the MRF pace foundation Dennis Lillee advised him against it. Lillee asked Sachin to focus on his batting. And that indeed turned out to be good advice.
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Answer: 0
Sachin Played his first match against Pakistan on 12 Dec 1989.
He was played at No.5 position. Unfortunately Sachin got out for 0 (c Wasim Akram b Waqar).
From Quiz: Master Sachins' ODI Batting Performance
Answer: 326
Kambli made 349 not out in that match.
From Quiz: Tendulkar : The Little Champion
Answer: April 24, 1973
Sachin Tendulkar is a Taurean.
From Quiz: Know Sachin Tendulkar!
Answer: 24th April 1973
Sachin Tendulkar was born on 24 April 1973 in Mumbai.
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Answer: 1973
He was born on 24th April 1973 in Mumbai, Maharashtra. During his youth his favorite sport was tennis. During his early cricketing years,Sachin Tendulkar had a fascination for bowling fast. In 1985-86, at the early age of 12 Sachin scored his first century in competitive cricket, in the Harris Shield inter-school cricket tournament.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: 82
It was 27th March 1994. India's regular opener Navjot Sidhu was injured, so Sachin was asked to open the innings. He scored 82, taking India to a comfortable victory.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar: The Living Legend
Answer: 1.65 meters.
He had an elder brother, Ajit who encouraged him to play cricket. He also has a younger brother and a younger sister. Their names are Nitin and Savitai. He tried to make them play as well.
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Answer: Ramakant Achrekar
Sachin Tendulkar studied in the Sharadashram school in Mumbai. His cricketing coach was Ramakant Achrekar whose contribution was very important in the rise of Tendulkar. Reportedly, coach Achrekar was so impressed by Sachin's batting, that he would offer a coin to any bowler who would dismiss Sachin; however if no bowler could get him out, Sachin would get the coin. Sachin reportedly got 13 such coins from his coach.
Ramesh Tendulkar is Sachin's father, Ramesh incidentally named Sachin after the legendary music composer Sachin Dev Burman. Anand Mehta is Sachin's father-in-law, father of his wife Anjali.
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Answer: In his 9th match
Sachin played his 9th match against Sri Lanka at Pune on 5 Dec 1990, scored 53 runs then bowled out by Labrooy. He played at the position number 5.
From Quiz: Master Sachins' ODI Batting Performance
Answer: 9
He had the most in 1998.
From Quiz: Tendulkar : The Little Champion
Answer: Ramesh
Ramesh Tendulkar was his father and was a Marathi poet.
From Quiz: Know Sachin Tendulkar!
Answer: lack of height
Several commentators and media persons nicknamed him the Little Master because of his height of 5ft 5in. The short batsmen for some technical reason play drives, flicks and cuts better than taller guys and hence arguably they are best batsman around. Suniel Gavaskar was India's first Little Master.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: 136
In the second innings of the match, Sachin played the innings of his life. He scored 136 runs off 273 balls with 18 fours. The thing to note is, he was suffering from a severe back injury during this match, and he played this innings with a bag of ice cubes on his back; such was the severity of the injury. When Sachin was dismissed India needed 16 runs to win with 3 wickets remaining. But India lost this match as the remaining 3 wickets fell for just 4 runs. Sachin considers this match as one of the saddest moments of his cricketing career, as he could not take the team to victory, in spite of being close to victory.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar: The Living Legend
Answer: Ramakant Achrekar
Sachin went to the MRF pace foundation where he trained to be a fast bowler. When the then-coach, Dennis Lillee, saw him, he politely suggested that Sachin look for another form of skill! His coach and mentor, Ramakant Achrekar used to put a one rupee coin on top of the stumps. If Sachin could last the entire training session without being dismissed, he would get the coin, but if he was out, the bowler who got him took the coin. Today, Sachin treasures 13 of those coins.
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Answer: Vinod Kambli
During a school tournament, Sachin and his close friend Vinod Kambli put up a record partnership of 664 in 1988. It was this performance which brought Sachin into the limelight. Vinod Kambli also later played for India, but was not as successful as Sachin. Gambhir and Sehwag are from Delhi and are juniors to Sachin. Sanjay Manjrekar is Sachin's senior from Mumbai and was a close friend of Sachin. But in later years (2007 onwards), Manjrekar has been a critic of Sachin's performance.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar
Answer: 48
Sachin played his 25th match against West Indies on 14 Dec 1991 at Adelaide, and he scored 48 runs dismissed by Arthurton.
From Quiz: Master Sachins' ODI Batting Performance
Answer: New Delhi
He won his very first match against Australia in New Delhi in March 1997.
From Quiz: Tendulkar : The Little Champion
Answer: John McEnroe
This was revealed to us in the book, "The Making of a Cricketer" (written by his brother Ajit Tendulkar).
From Quiz: The Man, the Legacy!
Answer: He is Sachin's brother
Ajith was the man behind Sachin giving up plucking mangoes and started plucking runs.
From Quiz: Know Sachin Tendulkar!
Answer: Pakistan
On 15th November 1989 Tendulkar made his cricketing debut against Pakistan. He also broke his nose from the bouncer delivered by Waqar Younis. He made just 15 runs, being bowled by Waqar Younis.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: Shane Warne
It was the third test of the series, in which Sachin scored an unbeaten 148.
But this match ended in a draw. Sachin followed this century with a 114 in Perth; unfotunately India lost that match by 300 runs.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar: The Living Legend
Answer: Pakistan
He made his Test debut on 15th November 1989, at the age of 16. This game was played in Karachi, under the leadership of Kris Srikkanth.
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Answer: 15
Sachin Tendulkar made his first class debut playing for Mumbai against Gujarat. On his debut day, he was 15 years and 232 days old. He scored a century on his debut, creating another record. An interesting fact is that Sachin scored a century in his first Ranji trophy, Duleep trophy and Irani trophy (local tournaments in India between various states/zones) matches.
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Answer: England
Sachin played his 50th ODI against England at Bangalore, India, on 26 Feb 1993. He was dismissed by Lewis for 3 runs.
From Quiz: Master Sachins' ODI Batting Performance
Answer: Karachi
Sachin got out on zero in that match.
From Quiz: Tendulkar : The Little Champion
Answer: Ramakant Achrekar
Achrekar also coached Pravin Amre, Vinod Kambli and Ajith Agarkar to name a few.
From Quiz: Know Sachin Tendulkar!
Answer: Gujarat
Sachin made a century on debut against Gujarat.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar
Answer: 248
This was came against Bangladesh in Dhaka in December 2004. Considered to be one of the best international cricket players, he however, never scored a triple century.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: 3
As mentioned, South Africa required 6 runs from the final. Mohammed Azharuddin, the captain of the Indian team, would have thought of handing the ball to either Javagal Srinath or Anil Kumble, the top bowlers. But Sachin snatched the ball from Azharuddin and guided India to a memorable win. In the final of the Hero Cup, India defeated the West Indies with the help of Anil Kumble's match winning performance of 6 for 12.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar: The Living Legend
Answer: Pakistan
He joined Mumbai's Ranji team in 1988 and still plays for them. He joined Yorkshire in 1992 and is presently the captain of Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League.
From Quiz: Sachin Tendulkar
Answer: Pakistan
At the age of 16, Sachin made his International debut against Pakistan when he played the first test in Karachi. The Indian captain for the series was Krishnamachari Srikkanth. He made his one day debut also against Pakistan in the same series. His performance in his debut match was not so special and he was dismissed in both matches by Waqar Younis. But he impressed in a first class match, when he took on the legendary leg spinner Abdul Qadir smashing him for sixes and fours.
Sachin scored his first International century against England in 1990 in the Old Trafford test. He impressed the world with his centuries against Australia in Sydney in Perth in the 1991-92 series.
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Answer: 5
Sachin scored 26 not out.
From Quiz: Master Sachins' ODI Batting Performance
Answer: Sir DG Bradman
"I saw him playing on the television and was struck by his technique, so I asked my wife to come and look at him. Now I never saw myself play, but I feel that this player is playing my the sameas I used to play, and she looked at himon television and said yes, there is a similarity between the two ... his compactness, technique, stroke production ... it all seemed to gel!" Sir Donald G. Bradman.
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Answer: 200
He scored the first double century ever in ODI match against South Africa (February 2010). The side featured bowlers such as Stern and Morkel.
He was the first cricketer to score a double century in a ODI. The previous record was 194 by Saeed Anwar (Pakistan) against India in 1997, and by Charles Coventry (Zimbabwe) against Bangladesh in August 2009.
From Quiz: '10'dulkar TIME
Answer: That day was his birthday.
The match was played on April 24 which is Sachin's birthday.
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