Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar has scored 2278 runs in 45 World Cup matches across 44 innings at an average of 56.95. Six tons and 15 fifties have come out of his bat, ...

Seven centuries and 16 half-centuries have come out of his bat, with best score of 152. Six tons and 15 fifties have come out of his bat, with a best of 152. One century and one half-century have come out of his bat in this tournament, with best score of 141. Five half-centuries have come out of his bat, with best score of 96*. Two centuries and 22 half-centuries have come out of his bat with best score of 107. Eleven half-centuries have come out of his bat, with a best of 89*. Virat got the 'Man of the Match' for his knock. A 76-run stand between Masood and Ahmed was crucial for Pakistan.Hardik Pandya (3/30) and Arshdeep (3/32) shined for India with the ball. [@imVkohli], it was undoubtedly the best innings of your life. These runs have come at an average of 49.43. Virat Kohli surpassed his idol and India's legendary cricketer, Sachin Tendulkar, with his blistering knock of 82 off 53 balls against Pakistan on Sunday (October 23). Sachin Tendulkar has scored 2,278 runs in 45 World Cup matches across 44 innings at an average of 56.95.

'Those shots were just meant to be,' says Kohli about his 19th over game-changing big hits against Haris Rauf.

He rose a bit with the ball that, had he left alone, would have brushed the bails, and tilted his hips a tad to get on top of the ball. He shuffled across a touch, but when he judged the length and line of the ball, he moved inside it and lifted it away. “The calculation was simple. He had two options — if the ball was full, he could swing down the ground. He has the flexibility of mind as well as the dexterity of hands to make and remake plans on the go. Then Pandya struck a few fours and we had a conversation where he talked like, ‘anyway, it’s T20 cricket and we have to hit sixes and fours’.” Instead, he drove on the up, as he loves to do in Australia. Beyond the physical traits, the shots demonstrated his courage and self-belief. “It was a freak one,” he tells the host broadcasters, amidst a cacophony of cheers and claps in the backdrop. “I expected Rauf to go back of length, as he had moved the third man in and point was already in. In days to come, they will be spoken about with the same awe as But the two sixes he struck off Haris Rauf, the death-overs hangman, would live immortally in his own mind as well as those who happened to watch it, on the ground or on television or smartphone, live or deferred, full match or highlights, supporter or not.

Luminous: Conceptualised by AutumnGrey, the campaign aims to 'Roshan'- illuminate people's lives, by spreading joy and positivity.

Over the past few years, the number of women at the junior level has grown. The film attempts to capture the spirit of Diwali, and links its festive sparkle with social well-being. Sachin brings home this thought with his words and showcases how ‘Sada Roshan Raho’ is not just a statement, but also a form of blessing from Luminous.”