Sachin Tendulkar – Profile, Stats & Recent Form

Personal details

Full nameSachin Ramesh Tendulkar

Born24 Apr 1973, Mumbai

Age53 Years

NationalityIndian

RoleBatsman/Right-handed, Right-arm medium, leg break, off break Bowler

BattingRight Hand Bat

BowlingRight Arm Leg Spin

Height5 ft 5 in (1.65 m)

Jersey#10

Career at a glance

Format	M	Runs	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Test	200	15921	53.78	–	46	3.52
ODI	463	18426	44.83	86.23	154	5.10
T20I	1	10	10.00	83.33	1	4.80
T20	96	2797	32.90	121.08	2	7.93
List A	551	21999	45.54	–	201	4.97
First-class	310	25396	57.84	–	71	3.45

Debuts

TestIndia vs West Indies at Wankhede14 Nov 2013

ODIPakistan vs India at Mirpur18 Mar 2012

T20ISouth Africa vs India at Johannesburg1 Dec 2003

First ClassIndia vs West Indies at Wankhede14 Nov 2013

List APakistan vs India at Mirpur18 Mar 2012

T20Mumbai vs Royals at Delhi6 Oct 2013

Family

RelationsRamesh Tendulkar (Father), Arjun Tendulkar (Son), Rajni Tendulkar (Mother), Anjali Mehta (Spouse), Sara Tendulkar (Daughter)

Batting

Format	M	Inn	NO	Runs	HS	Avg	BF	SR	100	50	4s	6s	Ct
Test	200	329	33	15921	248	53.78	0	–	51	68	0	69	115
ODI	463	452	41	18426	200	44.83	21368	86.23	49	96	2016	195	140
T20I	1	1	0	10	10	10.00	12	83.33	0	0	2	0	1
T20	96	96	11	2797	100	32.90	2310	121.08	1	16	359	38	28
List A	551	538	55	21999	200	45.54	0	–	60	114	0	0	175
First-class	310	490	51	25396	248	57.84	0	–	81	116	0	0	186

Bowling

Format	M	Inn	Overs	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	5W
Test	200	145	706.4	2492	46	3/14	54.17	3.52	0
ODI	463	270	1342.2	6850	154	5/32	44.48	5.10	2
T20I	1	1	2.3	12	1	1/12	12.00	4.80	0
T20	96	8	15.3	123	2	1/12	61.50	7.93	0
List A	551	0	1705	8478	201	5/32	42.17	4.97	2
First-class	310	0	1267.3	4384	71	–	61.74	3.45	0

By tournament

Tournament	M	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	Wkts	Econ
Indian Premier League	78	2334	100	33.83	119.82	0	9.67
Asia Cup	19	986	114	51.89	83.91	19	4.60
ICC Champions Trophy	16	441	141	31.50	78.75	14	4.73
ICC Cricket World Cup	45	2278	152	51.77	88.98	8	6.27

Against teams

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
New Zealand	2	77	72	38.50	233.33	1	0
South Africa	1	10	10	10.00	83.33	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
New Zealand	2	5	55	11.00	13.75	4.80
South Africa	1	1	12	12.00	4.80	15.00

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
Sri Lanka	84	3264	138	40.30	87.46	18	8
Australia	70	3077	175	45.25	84.72	15	7
Pakistan	67	2526	141	38.86	87.50	16	4
South Africa	57	2001	200	36.38	76.32	8	5
West Indies	43	1752	141	42.73	78.01	12	5
New Zealand	41	1750	186	42.68	95.37	8	5
Zimbabwe	37	1495	146	40.41	91.83	5	6
England	37	1455	120	40.42	89.21	10	2
Bangladesh	12	550	114	50.00	83.46	3	1
Ireland	2	42	38	21.00	71.19	0	0

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Pakistan	47	29	1342	46.28	5.56	49.93
West Indies	30	24	748	31.17	4.51	41.50
Sri Lanka	41	22	1020	46.36	5.26	52.86
Australia	37	20	886	44.30	5.06	52.50
South Africa	37	17	1030	60.59	5.18	70.24
New Zealand	23	13	625	48.08	5.14	56.08
Zimbabwe	27	13	646	49.69	6.06	49.23
Bangladesh	9	12	188	15.67	4.64	20.25
England	19	3	428	142.67	5.80	147.67
Ireland	1	1	24	24.00	6.00	24.00

Batting vs	Inn	Runs	HS	Avg	SR	50	100
Australia	74	3630	241	50.42	59.41	16	11
England	53	2535	193	48.75	52.21	13	7
Sri Lanka	37	2138	203	59.39	54.53	6	10
South Africa	45	1741	169	38.69	47.72	5	7
West Indies	32	1630	179	50.94	51.78	10	3
New Zealand	39	1595	217	40.90	53.22	8	4
Pakistan	27	1057	194	40.65	50.00	7	2
Zimbabwe	14	918	201	65.57	57.48	3	3
Bangladesh	9	820	248	117.14	63.37	0	5

Bowling vs	Inn	Wkts	Runs	Avg	Econ	SR
Australia	31	11	567	51.55	3.51	88.00
Pakistan	19	9	395	43.89	3.80	69.33
New Zealand	13	7	272	38.86	3.58	65.14
South Africa	21	7	300	42.86	3.42	75.29
Bangladesh	6	5	130	26.00	4.56	34.20
West Indies	15	3	262	87.33	3.85	136.00
England	20	2	320	160.00	3.68	261.00
Zimbabwe	11	2	172	86.00	2.77	186.00
Sri Lanka	10	0	76	–	2.38	–

Last 10 innings · batting

25vs WI-M

42vs AUS-M

64vs AUS-M

6vs SA-M

34vs ENG-M

10vs SL-M

0vs SL-L

10vs AUS-L

40vs ENG-L

19*vs NZL

T20 vs WI-M16 Mar 2025 · c CAK Walton b TL Best 25(18) T20 vs AUS-M13 Mar 2025 · c S Watson b BW Hilfenhaus 42(30) T20 vs AUS-M5 Mar 2025 · c DT Christian b X Doherty 64(33) T20 vs SA-M1 Mar 2025 · c & b MS Tshabalala 6(8) T20 vs ENG-M25 Feb 2025 · c TR Ambrose b CP Schofield 34(21) T20 vs SL-M22 Feb 2025 · b S Lakmal 10(8) T20 vs SL-L1 Oct 2022 · b N Kulasekara 0(1) T20 vs AUS-L28 Sep 2022 · b NJ Reardon 10(11) T20 vs ENG-L22 Sep 2022 · c & b CP Schofield 40(20) T20 vs NZL19 Sep 2022 · Not out 19*(13)

Last 2 innings · bowling

0/12vs SL

0/9vs AUS

ODI vs SL2 Apr 2011 0/12 ODI vs AUS24 Mar 2011 0/9

About Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar Stats

Batting Stats

-	Test	ODI	T20I	IPL
Matches	200	463	1	78
innings	329	452	1	78
Not-Out	33	41	0	11
Runs	15921	18426	10	2334
Highest Score	248	200	10	100
Average	53.79	44.83	10	34.83
Balls faced	29437	21367	12	1948
Strike Rate	54.08	86.24	83.33	119.81
100	51	49	0	1
200	6	1	0	0
50	68	96	0	13
4s	2058	2016	2	295
6s	69	195	0	29
Catches	115	140	1	23

Sachin Tendulkar Biography

Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar is a former Indian cricketer who was born on 24th of April, 1973 in Bombay, Maharashtra. He is regarded as one of the world's best batsmen. He is a part time bowler which can bowl both off and leg breaks.

Sachin was majorly an opening right-handed batsman who also donned in the middle order. He holds the record for the highest tally of runs in Test as well as ODI cricket. He was the first batsman to score a double century in the white ball game. With only a height of 5 ft 5, he still hooked the ball as good as a tall Mohinder Amarnath.

Background

Sachin was trained under Ramakant Achrekar during his school days. He shifted schools to be a part of the best teams in the city.

He attended the MRF Pace Foundation in Chennai to train as a fast bowler but on the advice of Dennis Lillee, he left fast bowling to concentrate on his batting abilities.

Debut

Sachin made his International debut at the age of 16 in the year 1989 against arch rivals Pakistan, scoring 15 runs before being bowled by Waqar Younis. In his ODI debut, he was dismissed for a duck by Waqar against Pakistan in Gujranwala in 1989.

Rise to Glory

Sachin is an aggressive batsman with flawless footwork and timing. He scored heavily in the school leagues and domestic games creating an international call up for himself.

He was the highest run getter in the 1988-89 Ranji season scoring 583 runs at an average of 67. In the 1990-91 Ranji trophy final, he scored a 75 ball 96 run knock against Haryana, creating an opportunity to lift the cup.

In 1990, he scored a test century against England in Old Trafford, Manchester saving his team from a defeat and becoming the second youngest to score a test century. He cemented his place in the Indian team in 1992 as he scored an unbeaten 148 against the quick and bouncy Australian team in Sydney.

The Master Blaster, as he is fondly called, scored his maiden ODI century after 78 games against Australia in Colombo, Sri Lanka in the year 1994. He continued his purple patch in the 1996 World Cup to become the leading run scorer of the tournament.

Low Point

He was shifted from his original opening position to number four which proved to be not so fruitful. He had a tennis elbow which made his scoring difficult for a period of time. The ugly spat between the players and the head coach Greg Chappell remained a mark in his spotless career.

Captaincy

Sachin was appointed as the captain of the Indian team succeeding Azharuddin in 1996. However, he was pretty unsuccessful as a captain. He was handed one test match ban after he was found guilty of tampering the seam of the ball in a test match against South Africa in 2001.

He had a poor record of win percentage of 16% and 31% as a captain in tests and ODIs respectively.

Sachin's Record in Numbers

Sachin Tendulkar holds almost all the records in the history of batting. He amassed 15,921 and 18,426 runs in Tests and ODIs respectively and is the only player to score more than 30,000 runs in international cricket.

He holds the record for the highest number of centuries in international cricket, with a tally of 100. He played the highest number of 200 tests for India. He was the first batsman to score a double century in ODI history.

Club Career

He represented Yorkshire in the year 1992 scoring 1070 runs at an average of 46 in 16 first class matches.

He represented the Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League from 2008- 2013 and scored 2334 runs at a strike rate of 120 with one century.

Retirement

After a poor performance in 2012 against England, he announced his retirement from the limited overs format. He continued playing test cricket. He retired from the test cricket in 2013 at his home ground, Wankhede Stadium, in Mumbai after playing his last Test match against West Indies.

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