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Every Sachin Tendulkar century now-a-days is making an increment in Sachin Tendulkar cricket records and everyone thinks that it will not be possible for any single player to break all Sachin Tendulkar cricket records simultaneously. We mean to say that may be any bastman can break Tendulkar centuries’ record or Tendulkar batting records, but then he might not be able to break other Sachin Tendulkar cricket records like taking more than 100 One Day international wickets or taking around 150 catches or probably, scoring 100 half centuries or other Sachin Tendulkar cricket records. Currently, Sachin Tendulkar centuries are 42 in Test Cricket. He’s been a prolific Test cricket batsman over the years. Every Sachin Tendulkar century has been outstanding. We are nobody to comment on Tendulkar batting. He has sealed the lips of his critics over the years on innumerous occasions. Whenever, anybody comments on Sachin Tendulkar batting, the world gets to see a Sachin Tendulkar century.
It seems Sachin Tendulkar centuries would cross 50 mark. In One Day internationals, Sachin Tendulkar centuries are 44 in total. Every Sachin Tendulkar century ensures that breaking Sachin Tendulkar cricket records is becoming difficult day-by-day.


Have a look at various Sachin Tendulkar cricket records, Sachin Tendulkar batting records, Sachin Tendulkar century records:
  1. Highest number of Runs in ODIs
  2. Sachin Tendulkar centuries are highest by any batsmen in ODIs (48)
  3. Highest number of Man of the Match awards (56)
  4. Most Man of the Series (14) awards
  5. First cricketer to score 10,000 runs and to get passed 16,000, 17000 and 18000 runs.
  6. Highest number of runs in a World Cup (1,796 @ 59.87)
  7. Most number of Man of the Match awards in World Cup matches.
  8. Most number of ODI fifties
  9. Most ODIs played (453)
  10. Only player to be in top 10 of ICC rankings for 10 years.
  11. Most Test Hundreds – 51
  12. Only cricketer to receive Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna awards.
  13. Sachin Tendulkar century has been a unique feature in his debut games of Irani Trophy, Ranji Trophy and Duleep Trophy. No other batsmen have done it yet.
  14. First overseas player to play for English County Yorkshire .
  15. Only cricketer to receive Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, Padma Shri and Arjuna Award.
  16. Most runs scored in a single calendar year (1894 runs in the year 1998)
  17. First batsmen to score 50 & 75 international centuries.
  18. Most number of international runs in all forms of the game. (32813 runs in ODI+Test+T20s)
  19. Involved in 6 200+ partnerships in One Day Internationals – most by any batsman.
  20. Most centuries in 1 Calendar year (9 centuries in 1998)
  21. Least number of innings required by Sachin Tendulkar to score 10,000 runs in One Day Internationals (259). Also, Sachin Tendulkar batting average is highest among the batsmen with more than 10,000 runs.
  22. Played in most number of stadiums around the world. (90)
  23. Most number of successive ODI appearances (185)
  24. When Sachin Tendulkar centuries reached the mark of 5, he was the youngest to do so. This is still a record.
  25. Highest score by an Indian captain in a Test innings (217 against New Zealand )
  26. Highest number of runs scored on foreign soil (over 7,000 runs)
  27. Most number of Test appearances for India
  28. First batsman to score 30000, 31000 and 32000 international runs
  29. Sachin is the only player to have 150+ ODI wickets and over 15,000 runs
  30. Only player to have taken 40+ wickets and score 11,000 runs in Test Cricket.
  31. Highest individual score in an ODI (200*).
  32. First man on the planet to score a double century in ODI.


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Full Name:Ricky Ponting
Date of birth:19 / 12 / 1974
Country:Australia
Role:Batsman
Batting style:Right-hand

Kumar Sangakkara (Sri Lanka)

Kumar Sangakkara
Full Name:Kumar Sangakkara
Date of birth:27 / 10 / 1977
Country:Sri Lanka
Role:Wicketkeeper/Batsman
Batting style:Left-hand
Bowling style:Unknown

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Career summary

- Test debut Sri Lanka v South Africa at Galle - July 2000.
- ODI debut v Pakistan at Galle - July 2000.
- He made his Test debut at the age of 22 and soon developed into one of the world's leading wicket-keeper batsmen, often displacing Adam Gilchrist as the highest rated keeper in the World Ratings for batsmen.
- He was selected as the World XI's wicket-keeper in 2005 Super Series in Australia and despite his team losing all three one-day games he averaged 46 with the bat.
- Anchored Sri Lanka's successful 2008 Asia Cup run with three consecutive centuries.
- He has scored over 6,000 Test runs and is one of very few Test wicket-keepers to have scored a double century.
- Was injured in the 2009 Lahore terror attacks.
- Succeeded Mahela Jayawardene as Sri Lankan captain in 2009.
- Represents the Kings XI Punjub in the Indian Premier League.
June 2009

Test Matches

Batting
Career Span:2000-2011
Matches:97
Innings:162
Not Outs:12
Runs:8428
Highest Score:287
Average:56.19
50s:34
100s:25
Ducks:4
Pairs:0
Caught Out:109
Stumped Out:2
Bowling
Innings Bowled:2
Overs:11.0
Maidens:0
Runs Conceded:38
Wickets:0
5 Wicket Innings:0
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:0.0
Economy Rate:3.45
Best bowling in Innings:0/4

ODI Matches

Batting
Career Span:2000-2011
Matches:267
Innings:248
Not Outs:29
Runs:8156
Highest Score:138
Average:37.24
50s:55
100s:8
Ducks:8
Pairs:0
Caught Out:150
Stumped Out:7
Bowling
Innings Bowled:0
Overs:0
Maidens:0
Runs Conceded:0
Wickets:0
5 Wicket Innings:0
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:0.0
Economy Rate:0
Best bowling in Innings:0
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Bowling style:Right arm medium

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Career summary

- Test debut v Sri Lanka at Perth - December 1995.
- ODI debut v South Africa at Wellington - February 1995.
- Succeeded Steve Waugh as one-day captain in 2002 and led the Australians to victory in the 2003 World Cup. Made an undefeated 140 against India, the highest ever score in a World Cup final.
- Made 42nd Australian Test captain in 2004, seeing off competition for the role from Shane Warne and Adam Gilchrist.
- Hit 207 against Pakistan in January 2005, making him only the third Australian to score four double centuries.
- In September 2005 became the first Australian captain since Allan Border in 1986 to lose an Ashes series.
- Man of the series in the 06/07 Ashes Series scoring 576 runs at 82.28 whilst becoming the first captain to lead a side to a 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 86 years.
- Led Australia to another World Cup victory in the West Indies in 2007.
- Endured a difficult series at home to India in 2007-08 when he was accused of putting results before ethics.
- Test series losses to India and South Africa in 2008-09 piled on pressure on his position as captain, with many suggesting his early success was purely down to the quality players at his disposal, but victory over the Proteas in the return series silenced the critics leading into the Ashes.
June 2009

Test Matches

Batting
Career Span:1995-2010
Matches:152
Innings:259
Not Outs:27
Runs:12363
Highest Score:257
Average:53.52
50s:56
100s:39
Ducks:14
Pairs:0
Caught Out:137
Stumped Out:7
Bowling
Innings Bowled:30
Overs:89.5
Maidens:23
Runs Conceded:242
Wickets:5
5 Wicket Innings:0
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:48.4
Economy Rate:2.7
Best bowling in Innings:1/0

ODI Matches

Batting
Career Span:1995-2011
Matches:364
Innings:353
Not Outs:37
Runs:13422
Highest Score:164
Average:42.61
50s:79
100s:30
Ducks:19
Pairs:0
Caught Out:202
Stumped Out:15
Bowling
Innings Bowled:5
Overs:25.0
Maidens:0
Runs Conceded:104
Wickets:3
5 Wicket Innings:0
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:34.67
Economy Rate:4.16
Best bowling in Innings:1/12

Record List : Fastest century in One day International cricket

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Shahid Afridi holds record of fastest one day century. Recently at Rajkot, on 14 Nov 2008, Yuvraj Singh scored a 64 ball century against England.. This was the second fastest 100 by an Indian behind 62 ball thriller by Mohammad Azharuddin against New Zealand at Baroda in 17 December 1988.

Internationally - Yuvraj's hundred stood at 8th position.

Yuvraj was injured, and hence, had Gautam Gambhir as runner (trick?). Otherwise, I'm sure this Punjab Left hander could have scored the first double century in one day Internationals as well.

Questions poured in at itsonlycricket answers, asking for lists of exceptionally quick 100s ever made in one day international cricket.. I've done one better, and included the list fastest century ever made by all test playing nations, cause I firmly believe this record is also going to change frequently due to the kind of bats batsmen use these days and the evolution of Twenty20 games.

Currently, Shahid Afridi of Pakistan holds the record of fastest century in one day cricket match.. Afridi reached his fifty off 18 balls.


Fastest century by a batsman in one day Internationals
Batsman (Country) Score Balls 4s 6s Versus Venue Mon/Yr
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 102 37 6 11 Sri Lanka Nairobi Oct 1996
Mark Boucher (South Africa) 147* 44 8 10 Zimbabwe P'stroom Sept 2006
Brian Lara (West Indies) 117 45 18 4 Bangladesh Dhaka Oct 1999
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 102 45 10 9 India Kanpur April 2005
Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 134 48 11 11 Pakistan Singapore April 1996
Kevin O'Brien (Ireland) 113 50 13 6 England Bengaluru March 2011
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 124 53 17 4 Bangladesh Dambulla June 2010
Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 130 55 16 6 Bangladesh Karachi June 2008
AB de Villiers (South Africa) 102* 58 11 3 India Ahmedabad Feb 2010
Virendra Sehwag (India) 125* 60 14 6 New Zealand Hamilton Mar 2009
Md Azharuddin (India) 108 62 10 3 New Zealand Baroda Dec 1988
Shakib Al Hasan (Bdesh) 104 63 8 4 Zimbabwe Bulawayo Aug 2009
Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 157 64 23 1 Holland Amstelveen July 2006
Yuvraj Singh (India) 138* 64 16 6 England Rajkot Nov 2008
Mathew Hayden (Australia) 101 66 14 4 South Africa St Kitts Mar 2007
Suresh Raina (India) 101 66 7 5 Hong Kong Karachi June 2008
Virendra Sehwag (India) 146 66 17 6 Sri Lanka Rajkot Dec 2009
Basit Ali (Pakistan) 127* 67 12 5 West Indies Sharjah Nov 1993
Jim Davison (Canada) 111 67 6 7 West Indies Centurion Feb 2003
Adam Gilchrist (Australia) 122 67 13 4 Sri Lanka Brisbane Feb 2006
Craig McMillan (NZ) 117 67 13 5 Australia Hamilton Feb 2007
Yusuf Pathan (India) 105 68 8 8 South Africa Centurion Jan 2011
Ijaz Ahmed (Pakistan) 139* 68 10 9 India Lahore Oct 1997
Mohammad Yousuf (Pak) 100* 68 2 8 Zimbabwe Harare Nov 2002
Shakib Al Hasan (Bdesh) 105* 68 14 3 Zimbabwe Mirpur Oct 2009
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 109 68 8 7 Sri Lanka Dambulla Jun 2010
Fastest century by an Indian batsman in ODIs
Virendra Sehwag 125* 60 14 6 New Zealand Hamilton Mar 2009
Mohammad Azharuddin 108 62 10 3 New Zealand Baroda Dec 1998
Yuvraj Singh 138* 64 16 6 England Rajkot Nov 2008
Fastest century by an Australian batsman in ODIs
Mathew Hayden 101 66 14 4 South Africa St Kitts Mar 2007
Adam Gilchrist 122 67 13 4 Sri Lanka Brisbane Feb 2006
Shane Watson 185* 69 15 15 Bangladesh Mirpur Apr 2011
Fastest century by an England batsman in ODIs
Kevin Pietersen 100* 69 7 4 South Africa East London Feb 2005
Marcus Trescothick 100 76 16 0 Bangladesh The Oval June 2005
Paul Collingwood 112* 77 10 5 Bangladesh Nottingham June 2005
Fastest century by a South African batsman in ODIs
Mark Boucher 147* 44 8 10 Zimbabwe P'fstroom Sept 2006
AB de Villiers 102* 59 11 3 India Ahmedabad Feb 2010
AB de Villiers 121 75 14 0 England Cape Town Nov 2009
Fastest century by a Pakistan batsman in ODIs
Shahid Afridi 102 37 6 11 Sri Lanka Nairobi Oct 1996
Shahid Afridi 102 45 10 9 India Kanpur April 2005
Shahid Afridi 124 57 17 4 Bangladesh Dambulla June 2010
Fastest century by a Sri Lankan batsman in ODIs
Sanath Jayasuriya 134 48 11 11 Pakistan Singapore Apr 1996
Sanath Jayasuriya 130 55 16 6 Bangladesh Karachi June 2008
Sanath Jayasuriya 157* 64 23 1 Holland Amstelveen July 2006
Fastest century by a West Indies batsman in ODIs
Brian Lara 117 45 18 4 Bangladesh Dhaka Oct 1999
Chris Gayle 112* 69 17 2 Zimbabwe Harare Nov 2003
Chris Gayle 110 70 14 6 Canada King City Aug 2008
Fastest century by a New Zealand batsman in ODIs
Craig McMillan 117 67 13 5 Australia Hamilton Feb 2007
Jacob Oram 101* 71 4 6 Australia Perth Jan 2007
Jesse Ryder 105 72 12 4 India Christchurch Mar 2009
Fastest century by a Bangladesh batsman in ODIs
Shakib Al Hasan 104 64 8 4 Zimbabwe Bulawayo Aug 2009
Shakib Al Hasan 105* 68 14 3 Zimbabwe Mirpur Oct 2009


Note : Balls = is the number of balls that batsman played to complete century.. not of the whole innings, which is mentioned as Runs.

Fastest fifty by a batsman in one day Internationals
Batsman (Country) Score Balls 4s 6s Versus Venue Mon/Yr
Sanath Jayasuriya (Sri Lanka) 76 17 8 5 Pakistan Singapore Apr 1996
Simon O'Donnell (Australia) 74 18 4 6 Sri Lanka Sharjah May 1990
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 55* 18 4 6 Holland Colombo Sept 2002
Mark Boucher (South Africa) 51* 19 2 6 Kenya Cape Town Oct 2001
Justin Kemp (South Africa) 53* 19 2 5 Zimbabwe Durban Feb 2005
Brendon McCullum (NZ) 80* 19 9 6 Bangladesh Queenstown Dec 2007
Ross Taylor (New Zealand) 59* 19 4 5 Ireland Aberdeen Jul 2008
David Hussey (Australia) 52 19 4 4 West Indies St Kitts Jul 2008
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 65 19 5 5 New Zealand Christchurch Jan 2011
Shahid Afridi (Pakistan) 77 20 5 6 South Africa Durban Feb 2007
Brendon McCullum (NZ) 52 20 1 5 Canada St Lucia Mar 2007
Darren Sammy (West Indies) 58* 20 2 6 South Africa Antigua May 2010

Shahid Afridi – ODI Limited Overs Records
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AfridiFull Name: Shahid Khan Afridi
Born: March 1, 1980, Khyber Agency
Age: Almost 31
Plays as an Allrounder
Right-Hand Batsman
Bowls Legbreak googlies
Jaysuria and Ramesh Kaluwerthne started out the trend to play freely in early over in ODI’s and the one who really took advantage of the rules was Shahid Afridi, although he was more often a “MISS” rather than a ”HIT” but people around the world fell in love the way he batted. Now we will look at his Limited overs [50 overs - 20/20 ] career with both bat and bowl.
Afridi ODI T20 Records

Shahid Afridi in a League of his own

6000 runs and 300 wickets: Afridi is the second player only after the Sanath Jaysuriya to have gone past 300 ODI Wickets + 6000 Runs in ODI Cricket and with only 31 years of age and physicaly very fit I ca see him getting to 8000 Runs + 400 Wickets if he can play around 4 more years.

3rd leading wicket-taker from Pakistan

Shahid Afridi (301 wickets): Afridi is 3rd only to the greats of Pakistan Wasim and Waqar to have gone past 300 Wickets and if he can play the way he is currently playing he might get closer to Waqar.

4th leading Spinner with Most wickets to his Name

Only Muralitharan(522), Anil Kumble(337) and Sanath Jayasuria(322) are the bowlers who have more wickets in ODI cricket than Shahid Afridi.

3rd in the List of Most man of the match awards for Pakistan

He has more Man of the match awards than Wasim & Waqar, and with 23 to his name only Inzamam and Saeed Anwar have more man of the match awards than Shahid Afridi.

Most Sixes in Limited over Cricket

Well this is the record whcih had to go to Shahid Afridi as he is known for his massive shots and sixes and he has more sixes to his name than any other cricketer ever, with 366 over all in all formates of the game while 288 in ODI cricket, 26 in T20’s which makes him the King of Sixes.

Fastest Centuries and Fifties

Afridi’s name comes up three times in the top 6 fastest Centuries, while he also hit fifties on 18 balls twice while his strike rate in ODI cricket is more than anyone else with 113.

Best Bowling Figures by a Captain in World Cups

Afridi’s 5/16 against Kenya: Afridi started out his 2011 World Cup 2011 campaign in a great fashion and tore Kenya batting lineup apart with 5/16 which happens to be the best bowling figures by a Captain in World Cups he replaced kapil Dev as the Top dog.
Shahid Afridi
Full Name:Shahid Afridi
Date of birth:01 / 03 / 1980
Country:Pakistan
Role:All Rounder
Batting style:Right-hand
Bowling style:Leg break

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Career summary

- Test Debut v Australia at Karachi - October 1998
- ODI Debut v Kenya at Colombo (SSC) - March 1996
- He was brought into international cricket as a 16-year-old leg-spinner and struck the fastest one-day hundred in his maiden innings off only 37 balls.
- His reputation for the unexpected made him unable to command a regular position in the Pakistan team until Bob Woolmer took over as coach.
- In early 2005, he hit the joint second fastest Test half-century at Bangalore and took crucial last day wickets, in helping Pakistan memorably level the Test series.
- He currently has the best strike rate in ODIs, and also the record for most number of 6s in ODIs.

Test Matches

Batting
Career Span:1998-2010
Matches:27
Innings:48
Not Outs:1
Runs:1716
Highest Score:156
Average:36.51
50s:8
100s:5
Ducks:6
Pairs:0
Caught Out:34
Stumped Out:3
Bowling
Innings Bowled:47
Overs:532.2
Maidens:69
Runs Conceded:1709
Wickets:48
5 Wicket Innings:1
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:35.6
Economy Rate:3.21
Best bowling in Innings:5/52

ODI Matches

Batting
Career Span:1996-2011
Matches:317
Innings:296
Not Outs:18
Runs:6397
Highest Score:109
Average:23.01
50s:31
100s:4
Ducks:24
Pairs:0
Caught Out:199
Stumped Out:7
Bowling
Innings Bowled:292
Overs:2264.0
Maidens:62
Runs Conceded:10426
Wickets:306
5 Wicket Innings:5
10 Wicket Innings:0
Average:34.07
Economy Rate:4.61
Best bowling in Innings:6/38