WHEN PEOPLE mention Sachin Tendulkar amongst cricketing circles people often relate to the “little master” who for nearly two decades has been dominating almost every batting record going around. Hit timing, immaculate footwork and his presence at the crease make him the worlds best batsman.
His elegance and timing make him the player that he is. Whether on slow, low bouncing pitches in India or wet wickets in England Tendulkar has got the technique, mental strength and ability to combat all conditions in the world. Without a doubt his run scoring has been as highly consistent away from home as it had in India. Burdened with the captaincy Tendulkar still scored a wealth of runs.
He’s also adapted to the one-day game in recent years. Will aggression and perfect stroke play Tendulkars game suits ODI cricket. He holds the record of most runs in opening partnerships and also features several times in the top 10 of the same list.
He burst on the scene at the age of just 16 with a brilliantly crafted century. He lived up to his expectations of being one of crickets real greats
