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Tendulkar’s Greatest #OnThisDay in 2003, India started their World Cup Campaign against Netherlands at Paarl. Sachin Tendulkar smashed 673 runs in this particular World Cup edition. His scores were 52, 36, 81, 152, 50, 98, 05, 92, 15, 83, 04

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a4anubhav1 年前

That last score still pinches like hell..

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Nikunj Dixit1 年前

Missed out 4 hundreds in that campaign. Arguably, his hundred is probably his least memorable inns of the lot with the 98 against Pak being a classic, the 97 being fantastic, and the 50 against Eng being a cult favorite with one of the most glorious pull shots ever.

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公式：ちぃたん☆名古屋2 年前

Is Messi or Ronaldo the best player in soccer, but this is the answer.

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Chinmay Padhye1 年前

The 36 was when the team bundled up for 125. Was quite an underwhelming start, beating Netherlands unconvincingly and losing against Aus heavily. The 81 vs Zimbabwe is a very underrated knock in that context, especially considering how Zim had always put up a fight vs Ind in WCs.

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Rohit Saxena1 年前

If I'm not wrong, he scored 97 against SL.

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Cricketopia1 年前

Yes, right, 97 he scored against Sri Lanka, our bad 🙏🏽

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D5551 年前

The 04 being in the final. Classic Sachin

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Syed Ali Zia Jaffery1 年前

97, not 92!

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Rajesh 🦉1 年前

Not 92 it's 97

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shyam sundar1 年前

That 673 runs record broke after 20 yrs in 2023

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bala1 年前

if only Ind gave away 80 less runs in the final he would have batted with patience

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22 years have passed since Sachin Tendulkar iconic 98 vs Pakistan in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 but one mystery still haunts bowlers How did Sachin look so effortless against Shoaib Akhtar at his peak pace ?

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74,105 次观看 • 4 个月前

The most famous six of a World Cup? #OnThisDay in 2003, chasing 273 v Pakistan, Sachin Tendulkar smashed 98 off 75 balls with 12 fours, 1 six (off Shoaib Akhtar) at Centurion. Is this the best World Cup innings by Tendulkar? Quote this tweet & let us know. "I have seen Sachin play a lot but the way he batted in that match; I have never seen him play like that before. The way he played against our fast bowlers in those conditions was superb." ~ Inzamam

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108,470 次观看 • 5 个月前

India vs Pakistan 2003 World Cup On the occasion of Mahashivratri, Sachin Tendulkar played one of his greatest innings against Pakistan in the 2003 World Cup. 🕉️🔥 Inzamam-ul-Haq on Sachin: “I have seen him bat many times, but the way he played that day… I had never seen him bat like that before.” • Sachin smashed a boundary off almost every 150+ km/h delivery from Shoaib Akhtar. 🔥 • Most of his boundaries against Waqar Younis came through elegant flicks and cover drives including a stunning backfoot flick. 👌✨ • He played Wasim Akram late and struck at least two backfoot boundaries with supreme control. 🎯 • India were 27/0 in just 2 overs while chasing 274. 🔥 • Sachin and Mohammad Kaif ran all four runs between the wickets when India were on 62. 😂 • Sachin celebrated his fifty like a hundred not for personal glory, but because he knew every run mattered against that bowling attack. 🙇‍♂️💙 #INDvsPAK

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Jadeja played one of the Greatest World Cup Knock-out innings "OTD in 2019" - chasing 240 runs, India were 92 for 6 then Jaddu scored 77 runs from just 59 balls in a Semi final. 🥶 - This innings will be remembered forever...!!!!!

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England smashed 170/0, knocking India out of the T20I World Cup 2022, in the SF. India batted for 20 overs and England reached 170/0 in exactly 16 overs. 20+16=36, as a tribute India's 36 all-out at the same venue, where they were bowled out for 36 runs.

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23,442 次观看 • 5 个月前

Over No. 48 – 22 runs Over No. 49 – 11 runs Over No. 50 – 18 runs 51 runs came off the last three overs, with 40 of them scored off Waqar Younis in his two overs. #OnThisDay in the 1996 Cricket World Cup, Ajay Jadeja went berserk against Pakistan in the quarter-final at Bangalore. He smashed 45 off 22 balls, hitting 4 fours and 2 sixes.

Over No. 48 – 22 runs Over No. 49 – 11 runs Over No. 50 – 18 runs 51 runs came off the last three overs, with 40 of them scored off Waqar Younis in his two overs. #OnThisDay in the 1996 Cricket World Cup, Ajay Jadeja went berserk against Pakistan in the quarter-final at Bangalore. He smashed 45 off 22 balls, hitting 4 fours and 2 sixes.

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Virender Sehwag about Sachin Tendulkar 📢 A moment like this came during the 2011 World Cup...[Sachin] was playing on 30 runs off 15 balls, while I was on 26 runs off 25 balls So I thought, 'I looked at the scoreboard and realized I’m playing very slowly.' I said Take a single and give it to him because he was in such incredible form... he’d just tap it, boundary; flick it, boundary go for a single to third man and it’s a boundary at point! In 2011, Sachin Tendulkar played the World Cup like a man on a mission.

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69,328 次观看 • 3 个月前

One Sided World Cup Final ! #OnThisDay in 1999, Australia won their second World Cup (6 in total) against Pakistan in a one sided Final. Pakistan were bowled out for a mere 132 (extras top-scored, with 25), Shane Warne took 4 for 33 in his nine overs, and then Adam Gilchrist top-scored in the chase as Australia smashed their way to an eight-wicket victory with a massive 29.5 overs to spare.

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32,614 次观看 • 1 个月前

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16,898 次观看 • 5 个月前

KING MALIK Achievements as a Cricketer: ● International Cricket: Runs: 11,867 Hundreds: 12 Fifties: 61 Double Hundred: 1 Catches: 166 Sixes: 199 Wickets: 218 BBI: 4/19 POTMs: 25 POTSs: 8 ●T20 Format: Runs: 13,571 Wickets: 187 Fifties: 83 Catches: 238 Sixes: 422 POTMs: 43 POTSs: 3 BBI: 5/13 5fers: 2 ■ MAJOR TOURNAMENT WINS: • 2009 T20WC • 2017 Champions Trophy • 2000 Asia Cup • 16 T20 titles ■ PAKISTAN-SPECIFIC RECORDS: • 9th highest international run-scorer for Pakistan: (11,867 runs) • 5th most ODI runs for Pakistan: (7,534 runs) • 4th most T20I runs for Pakistan: (2,423 runs) • 5th most ODI wickets for Pakistan among spinners: (158 Wickets) • 7th most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan: (25 POTMs) • 3rd most Player of the Series awards for Pakistan: (8 POTS) • Most runs for Pakistan in multi-nation events: (2,033 runs) • 2nd most centuries for Pakistan in tournaments: (4 Hundreds) • 2nd Most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan in tournaments: (7 POTMs) • Most Runs for Pakistan in T20 World Cups: (646 runs at an average of 34) • Most Runs for Pakistan in Asia Cups: (907 runs at an average of 65 along with 14 wickets at an economy of 4.3) • 2nd most Player of the Match awards in Asia Cup history: (5 POTMs) • Highest run-scorer in Asia Cup 2004: 316 runs at an average of 64 (along with 9 wickets at an economy of 3.2) • Highest score in Champions Trophy for Pakistan: 128 vs India (2009) ■ ICONIC MOMENTS vs INDIA & In BIG GAMES: • Four ODI centuries and 11 fifties against India in 42 Matches. • 1,782 ODI runs vs India @ 47 average. • Only Pakistani batter to score an ODI century against India in ICC events & Asia Cups. • Most ODI hundreds in multinational tournaments vs India — (3 Hundreds) • Century + four-wicket haul in the same ODI. • Only player in T20 World Cup history to score two consecutive Match winning fifties on consecutive days: • 57 (31) vs Sri Lanka 17 SEP 2007 • 52* (38) vs Australia 18 SEP 2007 • Match-winning partnerships with Shahid Afridi in 2009 T20WC semi-final & final ■ LEADERSHIP & CLUTCH RECORDS: • 3rd most T20 Trophies (16 Titles) • 6th Most runs in T20s.(13571 runs) • 6th most POTMs in T20s. (43 POTMs) • Highest winning percentage as Pakistan ODI captain — 61.0% • Highest Batting Average against SENA in T20WC history: (49.80) • First captain to win 10 T20I matches. •2nd most Player of the Match awards as captain in T20s. (18 POTMs) • 700+ T20I runs @ 47 avg & 150+ SR under Sarfraz Ahmed during Pakistan’s 3-year No.1 ranking period. • Most runs in middle order in T20I wins (1662) • 4th Most T20I wins as a Player (86 wins). • Most not-outs in successful T20I run-chases in history — (18 times). • 3rd most not-outs in successful run-chases (ODI + T20I) — (40 Times). • 4th Most runs in Psl history (2350 runs) • Highest 4th innings batting average in the 21st century — (58.71 Avg) • Led Pakistan to the 2007 T20 World Cup final ■ T20 KNOCKOUTS & FINAL MASTER: • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 knockouts — 9 • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 finals — (5 POTMs) • Most runs in T20 finals — 589 @ 42 avg + 12 wickets • Most runs in T20 knockouts — 1,675 @ 36 avg + 24 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 finals — 470 @ 58 avg + 7 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 knockouts — 1,001 @ 50 avg + 16 wickets. • Player of the Match award in CPL Final 2015. • Player of the Match award in LPL Final 2020. ■ HISTORIC MILESTONES: • 30,000+ runs and 750+ wickets in professional cricket. • Only player in history with 25,000+ runs & 300+ wickets — 25,018 runs & 496 wickets. •Only Asian player with 2,000+ runs & 50+ wickets as captain in T20 cricket — 4,115 runs & 78 wickets Happy birthday to one of the Greatest and most underrated cricket ever. Shoaib Malik 🇵🇰 #PakvsAus #PakVsInd

KING MALIK Achievements as a Cricketer: ● International Cricket: Runs: 11,867 Hundreds: 12 Fifties: 61 Double Hundred: 1 Catches: 166 Sixes: 199 Wickets: 218 BBI: 4/19 POTMs: 25 POTSs: 8 ●T20 Format: Runs: 13,571 Wickets: 187 Fifties: 83 Catches: 238 Sixes: 422 POTMs: 43 POTSs: 3 BBI: 5/13 5fers: 2 ■ MAJOR TOURNAMENT WINS: • 2009 T20WC • 2017 Champions Trophy • 2000 Asia Cup • 16 T20 titles ■ PAKISTAN-SPECIFIC RECORDS: • 9th highest international run-scorer for Pakistan: (11,867 runs) • 5th most ODI runs for Pakistan: (7,534 runs) • 4th most T20I runs for Pakistan: (2,423 runs) • 5th most ODI wickets for Pakistan among spinners: (158 Wickets) • 7th most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan: (25 POTMs) • 3rd most Player of the Series awards for Pakistan: (8 POTS) • Most runs for Pakistan in multi-nation events: (2,033 runs) • 2nd most centuries for Pakistan in tournaments: (4 Hundreds) • 2nd Most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan in tournaments: (7 POTMs) • Most Runs for Pakistan in T20 World Cups: (646 runs at an average of 34) • Most Runs for Pakistan in Asia Cups: (907 runs at an average of 65 along with 14 wickets at an economy of 4.3) • 2nd most Player of the Match awards in Asia Cup history: (5 POTMs) • Highest run-scorer in Asia Cup 2004: 316 runs at an average of 64 (along with 9 wickets at an economy of 3.2) • Highest score in Champions Trophy for Pakistan: 128 vs India (2009) ■ ICONIC MOMENTS vs INDIA & In BIG GAMES: • Four ODI centuries and 11 fifties against India in 42 Matches. • 1,782 ODI runs vs India @ 47 average. • Only Pakistani batter to score an ODI century against India in ICC events & Asia Cups. • Most ODI hundreds in multinational tournaments vs India — (3 Hundreds) • Century + four-wicket haul in the same ODI. • Only player in T20 World Cup history to score two consecutive Match winning fifties on consecutive days: • 57 (31) vs Sri Lanka 17 SEP 2007 • 52* (38) vs Australia 18 SEP 2007 • Match-winning partnerships with Shahid Afridi in 2009 T20WC semi-final & final ■ LEADERSHIP & CLUTCH RECORDS: • 3rd most T20 Trophies (16 Titles) • 6th Most runs in T20s.(13571 runs) • 6th most POTMs in T20s. (43 POTMs) • Highest winning percentage as Pakistan ODI captain — 61.0% • Highest Batting Average against SENA in T20WC history: (49.80) • First captain to win 10 T20I matches. •2nd most Player of the Match awards as captain in T20s. (18 POTMs) • 700+ T20I runs @ 47 avg & 150+ SR under Sarfraz Ahmed during Pakistan’s 3-year No.1 ranking period. • Most runs in middle order in T20I wins (1662) • 4th Most T20I wins as a Player (86 wins). • Most not-outs in successful T20I run-chases in history — (18 times). • 3rd most not-outs in successful run-chases (ODI + T20I) — (40 Times). • 4th Most runs in Psl history (2350 runs) • Highest 4th innings batting average in the 21st century — (58.71 Avg) • Led Pakistan to the 2007 T20 World Cup final ■ T20 KNOCKOUTS & FINAL MASTER: • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 knockouts — 9 • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 finals — (5 POTMs) • Most runs in T20 finals — 589 @ 42 avg + 12 wickets • Most runs in T20 knockouts — 1,675 @ 36 avg + 24 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 finals — 470 @ 58 avg + 7 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 knockouts — 1,001 @ 50 avg + 16 wickets. • Player of the Match award in CPL Final 2015. • Player of the Match award in LPL Final 2020. ■ HISTORIC MILESTONES: • 30,000+ runs and 750+ wickets in professional cricket. • Only player in history with 25,000+ runs & 300+ wickets — 25,018 runs & 496 wickets. •Only Asian player with 2,000+ runs & 50+ wickets as captain in T20 cricket — 4,115 runs & 78 wickets Happy birthday to one of the Greatest and most underrated cricket ever. Shoaib Malik 🇵🇰 #PakvsAus #PakVsInd

Daniyal

23,126 次观看 • 6 个月前

#WATCH | Mumbai: India wins the ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup | BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla says, "We won the Under-19 World Cup in Zimbabwe. Words cannot express how much praise our players deserve. They did a fantastic job. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi absolutely stole the show today. It felt like runs were raining from his bat. He hit so many sixes, around 15 of them. The entire team is fantastic, and we emerged victorious today, defeating England by 100 runs. This is a huge achievement. This is the result of the long-term efforts we at the BCCI have made, and our predecessors as well, to create a players' bank, to develop a structure for cricket that encourages players and brings in new talent. That's why we have been so successful today."

#WATCH | Mumbai: India wins the ICC Under 19 Cricket World Cup | BCCI Vice-President Rajeev Shukla says, "We won the Under-19 World Cup in Zimbabwe. Words cannot express how much praise our players deserve. They did a fantastic job. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi absolutely stole the show today. It felt like runs were raining from his bat. He hit so many sixes, around 15 of them. The entire team is fantastic, and we emerged victorious today, defeating England by 100 runs. This is a huge achievement. This is the result of the long-term efforts we at the BCCI have made, and our predecessors as well, to create a players' bank, to develop a structure for cricket that encourages players and brings in new talent. That's why we have been so successful today."

ANI

15,892 次观看 • 6 个月前

#WATCH | Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh: Former Indian Cricketer and Bharat Ratna, Sachin Tendulkar says, "I remember in 2011, after having played multiple World Cups, I knew that that was going to be my last World Cup. We were having a camp in Bengaluru and I received a phone call saying that Baba has sent you his book. It brought a smile to my face. I knew that this World Cup was going to be a special one for us. It gave me that confidence, that inner strength... That book became my constant companion. We all know what happened after that in 2011 when India played against Sri Lanka in Mumbai and ended up lifting that trophy. The entire nation was celebrating. It was the golden moment of my cricketing life. I don't think I've experienced anything like that in my career where the entire nation got together and they were celebrating. That was only possible because of the blessings of our well-wishers and our gurus and above all, Baba's blessings..." (Source: DD News)

#WATCH | Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh: Former Indian Cricketer and Bharat Ratna, Sachin Tendulkar says, "I remember in 2011, after having played multiple World Cups, I knew that that was going to be my last World Cup. We were having a camp in Bengaluru and I received a phone call saying that Baba has sent you his book. It brought a smile to my face. I knew that this World Cup was going to be a special one for us. It gave me that confidence, that inner strength... That book became my constant companion. We all know what happened after that in 2011 when India played against Sri Lanka in Mumbai and ended up lifting that trophy. The entire nation was celebrating. It was the golden moment of my cricketing life. I don't think I've experienced anything like that in my career where the entire nation got together and they were celebrating. That was only possible because of the blessings of our well-wishers and our gurus and above all, Baba's blessings..." (Source: DD News)

ANI

358,905 次观看 • 8 个月前

Vikrant Gupta wants captain Shubman Gill to save Rohit Sharma from being dropped. But why should Shubman do that? Rohit’s scores in his last 10 ODIs outside India are: 26, 11, 73, 28, 15, 20, 41, 2, 14, 11 By the way, this includes five matches of CT 2025 that we played on the same ground in Dubai. Also, Rohit has also played 14 ODIs in South Africa, scoring just 256 runs at an average of 19.69 and a strike rate of 68.44. Moreover, The 2027 World Cup is still 15 months away. So, looking at the bigger picture, only an idiot would want India to carry a liability like Rohit when talents such as Jaiswal, Sudharsan, Sooryavanshi and Gaikwad are waiting for their opportunity. Even if Rohit’s own son were India’s ODI captain instead of Shubman, even he wouldn't save his father from being sacked.

Vikrant Gupta wants captain Shubman Gill to save Rohit Sharma from being dropped. But why should Shubman do that? Rohit’s scores in his last 10 ODIs outside India are: 26, 11, 73, 28, 15, 20, 41, 2, 14, 11 By the way, this includes five matches of CT 2025 that we played on the same ground in Dubai. Also, Rohit has also played 14 ODIs in South Africa, scoring just 256 runs at an average of 19.69 and a strike rate of 68.44. Moreover, The 2027 World Cup is still 15 months away. So, looking at the bigger picture, only an idiot would want India to carry a liability like Rohit when talents such as Jaiswal, Sudharsan, Sooryavanshi and Gaikwad are waiting for their opportunity. Even if Rohit’s own son were India’s ODI captain instead of Shubman, even he wouldn't save his father from being sacked.

Wren

63,513 次观看 • 22 天前