All formats
- Sachin Tendulkar’s total across positions 34,357 is almost difficult to pursue 34,000 odd runs in universal cricket.
- Apprehensive 90’s: One record Sachin shouldn’t be glad for. He was out in 90’s for 27 times(17 ODI and 10 Tests). Yet, at the same time, a record is a record.
- Sachin has played in more number of stadiums than any other player – more than 90.
- He holds the record of being the fastest to reach 13,000, 14,000, 15,000 runs in Tests – completed 15,000 runs in 300 innings.
- Sachin Tendulkar has played with 989 international cricketers—141 Indians & 848 opponents—in his 24-year career for India.
- The only player to score a ton in Ranji Trophy, Irani Trophy & Duleep Trophy debuts
- Most player of the match (62) & player of the series (15) awards in ODIs
Reasons why these Sachin Tendulkar records will never be broken:
- Improvement of T20 cricket: Development of T20 cricket is one of the significant reasons why Sachin may never be beaten. The T20 associations everywhere throughout the world keep the players occupied for quite a long time, which doesn’t bolster them in breaking Sachin’s run count.
If Sachin bats well, India sleeps well.
Harsha Bhogle – Indian Commentator
- Consistency: The players of the present time would think that its hard to coordinate the degree of consistency of Tendulkar. Without appropriate consistency in all the configurations of the game, a player can’t approach 20,000 global runs.
- Career range: Sachin Tendulkar had one of the longest cricket career ever. Beginning his profession in 1989, Sachin, at long last, resigned in 2013. Playing in the hardest degree of expert cricket, proceeding for over 20 years, requires enormous wellness and disposition. Additionally, Sachin began his worldwide profession at the period of only 16; that is sensibly outlandish in the current time.
- Less number of Test matches: Without any uncertainty, Test cricket is declining in the present age. The number of test matches played yearly has diminished in the present time contrasted with the time of Sachin Tendulkar. Most groups incline toward only a 3-coordinate Test arrangement today, which keeps the players from scoring a main part of runs.
