How many T20 internationals Sachin Tendulkar?
1 T20I
Sachin Tendulkar has represented India in 664 international games. Of them 200 are Tests, 463 are ODIs and 1 is a T20I. Yes, Sachin has played just 1 T20I for India. Sachin’s T20I debut was on December 1, 2006, vs South Africa.
Did Sachin play T20I?
One of the greatest batsmen that the cricket universe has seen, Sachin Tendulkar too played just one T20I in his career. Just like Dinesh Mongia, the Mumbai-born stalwart had made his T20I debut against South Africa in 2006 where he hit 10 runs off 12 deliveries.
Did Sachin score T20 century?
Exactly 10 years ago today, Tendulkar scored his first and only century in T20 cricket and the Indian Premier League for Mumbai Indians in Mumbai. Tendulkar scored 100 off 66 balls and remained not out as Mumbai Indians posted 182/2 from their 20 overs against the now defunct Kochi Tuskers Kerala.
What are the records of Sachin Tendulkar in cricket?
He has achieved many great records in cricket and has major batting records under his belt. Some of the notable ones are: Most Runs in International Cricket Tendulkar has scored 15,921 runs in Tests and has 18,426 runs in the ODIs to his name.
What is Sachin Tendulkar’s greatest achievement?
Sachin Tendulkar is the only cricketer to have achieved the unique double of scoring 15,000+ ODI runs and taking 150+ ODI wickets. He is the first batsman to score 50 international centuries (Test + ODI). First batsman to score 60 international centuries (Test + ODI). The only batsman to score 70 international centuries (Test + ODI).
What did Sachin Tendulkar wear in his last Test match?
Having played across generations, Tendulkar started playing Test cricket in a white shirt that could just as easily have been used as a school uniform, and scored his last Test hundred in a niche Nike jersey that was impossible to buy over the counter, and would later be auctioned for millions.
What are some nicknames for Sachin Tendulkar?
Nicknames: Master Blaster, Little Champion, Batting Maestro, Run Machine, and God of Cricket. Sachin Tendulkar, without a doubt, the best batsman of the modern era, and in all probability, second only to the Don when it comes to the title of the ‘Best Ever’.