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Sachin Tendulkar hits 50th test Century at Centurion

Sachin celebrating his 50th Test ton

Some people born to chase records
And some born to create records.
Sachin Tendulkar belongs to the second category.

Yet another feather added on HIS cap.......Tendulkar created another record of the first batsman to score 50 test centuries. Take a bow to Sachin's achievement and congratulate him first. He dedicated it to his father Ramesh Tendulkar (yesterday it was Ramesh Tendulkar's Birthday).

Christians only celebrates Christmas,
Hindus only celebrates Diwali,
Muslims only celebrates Ramzaan,
but every Indian celebrates only when Sachin Tendulkar achieve/create something new, of course its not a new thing.

Sachin says no to liquor brand endorsement

MUMBAI: True to his promise and character, Indian cricketing legend Sachin Tendulkar has refused a mega offer to endorse a liquor brand. Experts in the commercial endorsement business say it would have been the highest-ever deal for an Indian sportsperson had it been clinched.

A spokesperson from World Sports Group (WSG) -- who look after his endorsements -- confirmed the offer but said they cannot give details of the deal offered. "He did get an offer but we are not in a position to name the company or give details of the offer," said the WSG spokesperson.

TOI has learnt that the offer, a one-year contract, was much higher than what Mahendra Singh Dhoni recently signed for a three-year deal with Vijay Mallya's UB Group, which is worth Rs 26 crores. Sources say Tendulkar was offered as much as Rs 20 crore annually.

Sachin Tendulkar Completes 21 years of Cricket

By Bikash Singh – November 15th, 2010 @ Yahoo

There is always room for improvement. I am happy with my current performance but not satisfied. I want to get better. In fact, in any profession one must strive to get better and better. I always want to remain a student of the game because that is when you grasp more and are always keen to improve – Sachin Tendulkar
WOW!
I was not much of a cricket fan when the master blaster made his Test debut against Pakistan on 15 November, 1989. But now, I may perhaps stop following the sport when Sachin Tendulkar retires.
The master batsman completes 21 years (again, 21 years) in Test cricket on November 15 and continues to inspire generations of cricketers with room for improvement on his mind. Most runs, centuries, half-centuries, fours, sixes and what not – Sachin has broken every possible record in international cricket and is still on the prowl.

Tendulkar is in ESPNcricinfo's all-time Test World XI

Warne, Bradmon and Tendulkar: The trio who made into All time Test World XI

Sachin Tendulkar was the only current cricketer named in ESPNcricinfo's all-time Test World XI which did not include Australian captain Ricky Ponting and the likes of Brian Lara, Glenn McGrath, Sunil Gavaskar.


Tendulkar has been chosen at number four batting position along with legends like Don Bradman, Vivian Richards, Garry Sobers and Shane Warne.


Others in the World XI, dominated by Australians and West Indians, were Jack Hobbs, Len Hutton, Adam Gilchrist, Malcolm Marshall, Wasim Akram and Dennis Lillee.