Sachin Tendulkar
Personal Information
Full Name: Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar
Date of Birth: 24 April 1973
Birth Place: Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Age: 52 Years
Nationality: Indian
Father: Ramesh Tendulkar
Mother: Rajni Tendulkar
Wife: Anjali Tendulkar
Profession: International Cricketer (Former)
Playing Role: Batsman
Batting Order: Opener
Jersey Number: 10
Batting Style: Right-handed Batsman
Bowling Style: Right-arm Leg Break
Retired Formats: All Formats
Captaincy: Test and ODI (Former)T20I was not at that time
Total IPL Matches: 78 Matches
Current IPL Team: MI (Former)
Total International Matches: 664 Matches
Highest International Score: 248*[379] (Test)
Highest IPL Score: 100*[66] (Against Kochi Tuskers)
Height: 5ft 5in
Description
Sachin Tendulkar is regarded as one of the greatest cricketers in the history of cricket. He is famous for his outstanding batting skills, consistency, and long international career. Millions of cricket fans around the world call him the “God of Cricket”.
Sachin played for India for more than two decades and broke many world records. He became the first player to score 100 international centuries and over 34000 international runs. His dedication, discipline, and humble personality made him a global sports icon.
Century Records
100
Total International Centuries
49
ODI Centuries
51
Test Centuries
0
T20I Century
1
IPL Century
Run Records
34357
Total International Runs
18426
ODI Runs
15921
Test Runs
10
T20I Runs
2334
IPL Runs
Achievements
🏆 First cricketer to score 100 international centuries
🏆 Highest run-scorer in international cricket history
🏆 First player to score a double century in ODI cricket
🏆 ICC Cricket World Cup Winner (2011)
🏆 Bharat Ratna Award Recipient
🏆 Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award Winner
🏆 Padma Vibhushan Award Recipient
🏆 Padma Shri Award Recipient
🏆 Arjuna Award Winner
🏆 Most runs in ODI Cricket history
🏆 Most runs in Test Cricket history
🏆 Played 200 Test Matches
🏆 One of the greatest batsmen in cricket history
🏆 Multiple ICC ODI Team selections
🏆 Known worldwide as the “God of Cricket”