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Tendulkar Total Centuries by Opponent


Sachin Tendulkar Total Centuries 

List of centuries by opponent

No.
Country
Test
ODI
Total
1
 Australia
11
9
20
2
 Sri Lanka
9
8
17
3
 South Africa
7
5
12
4
 England
7
2
9
5
 New Zealand
4
5
9
6
 Zimbabwe
3
5
8
7
 West Indies
3
4
7
8
 Pakistan
2
5
7
9
 Bangladesh
5
1
6
10
 Kenya
N/A
5
5
11
 Namibia
N/A
1
1

Total
51
49
100
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Sachin Tendulkar ODI Centuries


List of ODI centuries

No.
Score
Against
Date
1
110
 Australia
September 9, 1994
2
115
 New Zealand
October 28, 1994
3
105
 West Indies
November 11, 1994
4
112*
 Sri Lanka
April 9, 1995
5
127*
 Kenya
February 18, 1996
6
137
 Sri Lanka
March 2, 1996
7
100
 Pakistan
April 5, 1996
8
118
 Pakistan
April 15, 1996
9
110♠
 Sri Lanka
August 28, 1996
10
114♠
 South Africa
December 14, 1996
11
104♠
 Zimbabwe
February 9, 1997
12
117♠
 New Zealand
May 14, 1997
13
100
 Australia
April 7, 1998
14
143
 Australia
April 22, 1998
15
134
 Australia
April 24, 1998
16
100*
 Kenya
May 31, 1998
17
128
 Sri Lanka
July 7, 1998
18
127*
 Zimbabwe
September 26, 1998
19
141
 Australia
October 28, 1998
20
118*
 Zimbabwe
November 8, 1998
21
124*
 Zimbabwe
November 13, 1998
22
140*
 Kenya
May 23, 1999
23
120♠
 Sri Lanka
August 29, 1999
24
186*♠
 New Zealand
November 8, 1999
25
122
 South Africa
March 17, 2000
26
101
 Sri Lanka
October 20, 2000
27
146
 Zimbabwe
December 8, 2000
28
139
 Australia
March 31, 2001
29
122*
 West Indies
July 4, 2001
30
101
 South Africa
October 5, 2001
31
146
 Kenya
October 24, 2001
32
105*
 England
July 4, 2002
33
113
 Sri Lanka
July 11, 2002
34
152
 Namibia
February 23, 2003
35
100
 Australia
October 26, 2003
36
102
 New Zealand
November 15, 2003
37
141
 Pakistan
March 16, 2004
38
123
 Pakistan
April 12, 2005
39
100
 Pakistan
February 6, 2006
40
141*
 West Indies
September 14, 2006
41
100*
 West Indies
January 31, 2007
42
117*
 Australia
March 2, 2008
43
163*
 New Zealand
March 8, 2009
44
138
 Sri Lanka
September 14, 2009
45
175
 Australia
November 5, 2009
46
200*
 South Africa
February 24, 2010
47
120
 England
February 27, 2011
48
111
 South Africa
February 27, 2011
49
114
 Bangladesh
March 16, 2012
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Sachin Tendulkar Test Centuries


List of Test cricket centuries

No.
Score
Against
Date
1
119*
England
14 August 1990
2
148*
Australia
6 January 1992
3
114
Australia
3 February 1992
4
111
South Africa
28 November 1992
5
165
England
12 February 1993
6
104*
Sri Lanka
31 July 1993
7
142
Sri Lanka
19 January 1994
8
179
West Indies
2 December 1994
9
122
England
8 June 1996
10
177
England
5 July 1996
11
169♠
South Africa
4 January 1997
12
143♠
Sri Lanka
3 August 1997
13
139♠
Sri Lanka
11 August 1997
14
148♠
Sri Lanka
4 December 1997
15
155*
Australia
9 March 1998
16
177
Australia
26 March 1998
17
113
New Zealand
29 December 1998
18
136
Pakistan
31 January 1999
19
124*
Sri Lanka
28 February 1999
20
126*♠
New Zealand
13 October 1999
21
217♠
New Zealand
30 October 1999
22
116♠
Australia
28 December 1999
23
122
Zimbabwe
21 November 2000
24
201*
Zimbabwe
26 November 2000
25
126
Australia
20 March 2001
26
155
South Africa
3 November 2001
27
103
England
13 December 2001
28
176
Zimbabwe
24 February 2002
29
117
West Indies
20 April 2002
30
193
England
23 August 2002
31
176
West Indies
3 November 2002
32
241*
Australia
4 January 2004
33
194*
Pakistan
29 March 2004
34
248*
Bangladesh
12 December 2004
35
109
Sri Lanka
22 December 2005
36
101
Bangladesh
19 May 2007
37
122*
Bangladesh
26 May 2007
38
154*
Australia
4 January 2008
39
153
Australia
25 January 2008
40
109
Australia
6 November 2008
41
103*
England
15 December 2008
42
160
New Zealand
20 March 2009
43
100*
Sri Lanka
20 November 2009
44
105*
Bangladesh
18 January 2010
45
143
Bangladesh
25 January 2010
46
100
South Africa
9 February 2010
47
106
South Africa
15 February 2010
48
203
Sri Lanka
28 July 2010
49
214
Australia
11 October 2010
50
111*
South Africa
19 December 2010
51
146
South Africa
4 January 2011
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Sachin Tendulkar Hundered Century

Sachin Tendulkar Finallay Made his first 100 international centuries Against Bangladesh


DHAKA: India's Sachin Tendulkar on Friday became the first batsman in history to score 100 international centuries, adding another milestone in his record-breaking career.

Tendulkar, who turns 39 next month, achieved the feat when he recorded his 49th one-day century in the Asia Cup match against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla stadium in Dhaka. He has 51 Test hundreds.

The Mumbai batsman, who has compiled more Test and one-day runs than anyone in history, reached the record with a single, marking the moment with a modest glance to the sky while pointing to the Indian flag on his helmet.

Tendulkar is the most capped player in the history of the game with 188 Test and 462 one-day appearances since making his debut against Pakistan in Karachi in November, 1989.

Millions of fans in India and across the cricketing world endured an anxious year-long wait before Tendulkar finally reached the landmark in the four-nation tournament, the symbol of one-day supremacy in the continent.

He scored his 99th ton during a World Cup match against South Africa in Nagpur on March 12 last year, but failed to add to the tally on subsequent tours of England and Australia and a home series against the West Indies.
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ICC ONE DAY LEAGUE 2011-2014

ICC One Day League

In October 2010, the ICC Board approved the recommendations from the ICC Chief Executives' Committee (CEC). These recommendations seek to give exciting content and context for international cricket within the Future Tours Programme (FTP) after 2012 and also to consider future ICC events.

In a series of recommendations, the ICC Board agreed that the FTP should also consist of a One-Day International league, the first to run from April 2011 until April 2014, culminating in the crowning of an ODI league champion. This would run separate to the ICC Cricket World Cup.

ICC Chief Executive Haroon Lorgat said: "Restructuring international cricket is a significant strategic challenge and one that must be dealt with. We have now agreed in principle to exciting and far-reaching proposals to tackle this most important issue.

"Achieving balance and unanimous agreement is not easy but we have responded well to a strategic priority to restructure international cricket. The proposals, especially introducing more meaningful context, means we now have the potential to follow international cricket that is even more exciting."

Further details of the one-day league, including a fixture list, will be announced here as soon as possible.
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Cricket Schedule

Pakistan International cricket in 2010/11

Asian Games Men's Cricket Competition 2010/11
Asian Games Women's Cricket Competition 2010/11
Hong Kong International Cricket Sixes 2010/11
ICC Women's Cricket Challenge 2010/11
ICC World Cup 2010/11
ICC World Cup 2010/11
ICC World Cup 2010/11
Nepal Women in Pakistan 2010/11
Pakistan A in West Indies 2010/11
Pakistan in New Zealand 2010/11
South Africa in United Arab Emirates 2010/11
Women's Quadrangular Series 2010/11
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Cricket News Ever

Cricket news from BBC Sport

Warne set to bow out of cricket
Afridi loses Pakistan one-day job
Morgan lays down England marker
Sixes record equalled by Napier
Brindle returns for England women
Warne avoids ban but fined by IPL
Sehwag eyes England tour comeback
Runaway Haider could face action
Bresnan set to miss Sri Lanka Tests
Leics talking to India's Pathan


Cricket news from Telegraph

Shane Warne: a last farewell to my cricketing career
Eoin Morgan and Samit Patel make late Test runs against Sri Lankans
Graham Napier equals sixes world record in a phenomenal display against hapless Surrey
Marcus Trescothick puts Somerset in charge against Sussex
Paul Horton keeps Lancashire in control against Roses rivals Yorkshire at Liverpool
Middlesex suffer horrific day at the hands of Glamorgan
Warwickshire run riot at Trent Bridge
Durham have Worcestershire on the ropes at New Road
Alex Gidman plays captain's innings to give Gloucestershire upper hand
Graham Napier equals world record for first-class sixes in an innings for Essex against Surrey
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Pakistan vs West Indies 2011

West Indies will be looking to end the ODI series on a high when they face Pakistan on Thursday.

The West Indies bounced back with a one-run win under Duckworth/Lewis Method on Monday in Barbados and will be looking to carry that momentum into the final match. They had a full training session on Wednesday at the ground and the stage is set for thrilling encounter.

"We did well in Barbados to win a close match, after we fell 3-0 down in the series. What we are looking for is a win tomorrow [Thursday] to finish off and carry the momentum into the two Test matches to follow," Sammy told reporters.

"We did some really good things in the last match. The bowlers have been excellent for us - they did really well in the World Cup and also in the T20 International and the first four matches of this series. Devendra Bishoo has been amazing since he came into the team and Ravi Rampaul has taken his chance with both hands."

The Windies Number 88 added: "The batsmen did the job in the last match and that was very good to see. We were set a challenging target and we chased it down. We had some really good batting at the top and we always had the belief we would pull it off. We held our nerve to pull one back in the series. Now we will look to put in another good showing and get another win on the board."

Sammy said the players were feeling quite confident as they prepare to play in front what promises to be the biggest crowd of the series.

"We have confidence. You could see from the way everyone was running around during our training session that we are enjoying our work and believe we can perform well and win again. We will plan well again. We will look at what we did well in the last match and aim to improve on that. Winning is never easy and we want to work hard and taste victory again."
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International Cricket Council ICC Criket

ICC Cricket World Cup
The ICC Cricket World Cup is the showpiece event of the cricket calendar and takes place every four years, with matches contested in a 50 overs per side format. The 2011 event took place in Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka and was won by India. The 2015 event will take place in Australia and New Zealand.


ICC Test Championship
In October 2010, the ICC Board approved the recommendations from the ICC Chief Executives Committee (CEC) to create a Test league to provide context for Test matches and that the league would determine the top four teams to qualify for an ICC Test play-off. It also agreed that the play-off should be held once every four years to determine the Test champion team with a request to hold the first such play-off in 2013. Further details of the league will be announced soon.

ICC One-Day League
In October 2010, the ICC Board agreed that the FTP should also consist of a One-Day International league, the first to run from April 2011 until April 2014, culminating in the crowning of an ODI league champion. This would run separate to the ICC Cricket World Cup. Further details on this competition will be announced soon.

ICC Champions Trophy
The ICC organises a second 50-overs per side event in addition to the ICC Cricket World Cup called the ICC Champions Trophy, which takes place every two years. The event, formally known as the ICC Knockout, has been contested six times and Australia is the only side to have won the competition on two occasions. The next event will be held in England in 2013.

ICC World Twenty20
The inaugural ICC World Twenty20 competition took place in South Africa in September 2007. The competition, which lasted for just two weeks, was a thrilling event which culminated in India's dramatic five run defeat of Pakistan. The second event was won by Pakistan in the men's competition and by England in the women's event which was played for the first time. West Indies hosted the next event in April-May 2010 which was won by England while Australia picked up the women's title. The next event will take place in Sri Lanka in 2012, while Bangladesh will host the tournament in 2014.

ICC Women's World Cup
The ICC Women's World Cup was staged in Sydney, Australia in March 2009 and was the first to be played under the auspices of the ICC since its merger with the International Women's Cricket Council (IWCC) in 2005. England claimed the title with a thrilling four-wicket victory over a spirited New Zealand. The next event will be held in India in 2013.

ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup
The ICC U/19 Cricket World Cup is the leading development tournament for international cricket's stars of the future and takes place every two years. The previous winners of the event so far have been Australia (1988, 2002, 2010), England (1998), India (2000 and 2008) and Pakistan (2004 and 2006). The next event will take place in 2012.

ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier
The ICC Cricket World Cup Qualifier takes place every four years and is the final qualifying event for Associate and Affiliate teams hoping to play in world cricket's biggest 50-over event. The event in 2009 was won by Ireland.

Pepsi ICC World Cricket League
The ICC Intercontinental Cup is the first-class cricket tournament for the leading Associate and Affiliate Members of the ICC. Afghanistan won the competition for the first time in 2010.

ICC Women's Cricket Challenge
The ICC Women's Cricket Challenge is a six-team tournament involving the countries ranked between five and ten in the world. The inaugural tournament took place in South Africa in October 2010.

Pepsi ICC Development Programme Regional Events
A range of cricketing events are held across the five ICC Regions each year, to support the development of the game in the 95 Associate and Affiliate Members.

LG ICC Awards
As part of the ICC's celebration of the game's heroes and role models, the ICC holds an Annual Awards ceremony to celebrate the major individual and team achievements from the past twelve months of world cricket.

ICC Cricket Hall of Fame
During the ICC Centenary, past legends of the game will be honoured by the establishment of the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame. This institution is founded with the support of the Federation of International Cricketers Associations (FICA) and incorporates the FICA Cricket Hall of Fame which was launched in 1999.

Pepsi ICC Development Awards
The Pepsi ICC Development Awards celebrate the work of the Associate and Affiliate Members across the five ICC Regions. There are global and regional awards made on an annual basis.
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India Won the Cricket World Cup 2011


India Won the Cricket World Cup 2011 Final 

Wankhede Stadium Mumbai India has won the Cricket World Cup 2011 beating Sri Lanka in Finals .This has been the biggest win for India because last time India won the World Cup was way back in 1983 under the Captaincy of Kapil Dev.

Batting first SriLanka made 274/6 in 50 Overs with the help of stunning 103 runs from Mahela Jayawardene. Sri Lanka made 63 in Last 5 Overs of Power Play.Indian bowlers find hard to stop SriLankans in the end of their innings.

when Indians start batting they have immense pressure on them because chasing 275 runs in such a big match World Cup finals 2011. Sehwag got out early without opening his account on ’0′. At that time that was a big set back for India. All pressure goes on the shoulder of Sachin, but he also couldn’t help India much.

After that intelligent batting from Gautam Gambhir, Virat Kohli, & MS Dhoni leads India to a memorable victory to win World Cup Finals
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India v Sri Lanka Final ICC World Cup 2011

India v Sri Lanka Final Mumbai ICC World Cup 2011

First time in the history of World Cup cricket the hosting nation will be crowned as World Champions. India versus Sri Lanka Final will be remembered not only because its World Cup final but for two great players one who will play his last international game and one who may be playing in his last World Cup.

Both players are greats which will be remembered till the game of Cricket will remain alive because of the contribution both made to the game. One has taken most number of wickets while other has scored most number of runs.

However there can be only one winner whether its Tendulkar or Muralitharan only time will tell. But whoever emerge out as World Cup Champion, the legends will remain in the heart of million of fans around the globe for many years to come.
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India vs Pakistan Semi Final

India vs Pakistan Semi Final in World Cup 2011 at Mohali Stadium on 30 March 2011. 

Pakistan Never beat Indian in any match during World Cups and now in this current situation Pakistan Will won the Semi final Against Indians  Because Pakistan Team has good performance now a days under Captain Shahid Afridi. He is joining team together where no protest to each others. We wish good luck to Pakistan. We want to listen that words " Pakistan Won the World Cup 2011 Semi Final against Indians first time ever"
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Live World Cup Match

Worldcup 2011 live matches

live match Australia vs Kenya Mar 13, 2011

live match Bangladesh vs Netherlands Mar 14, 2011

Live Match Pakistan vs Zimbabwe, 33rd ODI Mar 14, 2011

Live Match South Africa vs Ireland Mar 15, 2011

Live Match Australia vs Canada Mar 16, 2011

Live Match England vs West Indies Mar 17, 2011

Live Match Ireland vs Netherlands Mar 18, 2011

Live Match Sri Lanka vs New Zealand Mar 18, 2011

Live Match Bangladesh vs South Africa Mar 19, 2011

Live Match Pakistan vs Australia Mar 19, 2011

Live Match Zimbabwe vs Kenya Mar 20, 2011

Live Match India vs West Indies Mar 20, 2011

Live Match 1st Quarter Final ODI Mar 23, 2011

Live Match 2nd Quarter Final ODI Mar 24, 2011

Live Match 3rd Quarter Final ODI Mar 25, 2011

Live Match 4th Quarter Final ODI Mar 26, 2011

Live Match 1st Semi Final ODI Mar 29, 2011

Live Match 2nd Semi Final ODI Mar 30, 2011

Live Match The Final World Cup 2011 Apr 2, 2011
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india vs south africa live match

Watch Live match India Vs South Africa World Cup 2011 Match on

http://live-watch-match.blogspot.com 
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ICC Cricket World Cup 2010/11 / Points table


Group A
Teams
Mat
Won
Lost
Tied
N/R
Pts
Net RR
For
Against
New Zealand
4
3
1
0
0
6
+1.848
746/141.3
630/184.0
Pakistan
4
3
1
0
0
6
+0.760
970/200.0
818/200.0
Sri Lanka
4
2
1
0
1
5
+2.663
744/118.4
541/150.0
Australia
3
2
0
0
1
5
+1.813
469/84.0
377/100.0
Zimbabwe
3
1
2
0
0
2
+0.079
631/150.0
551/133.3
Canada
4
1
3
0
0
2
-2.083
582/195.3
1012/200.0
Kenya
4
0
4
0
0
0
-3.403
521/200.0
734/122.1
Group B
Teams
Mat
Won
Lost
Tied
N/R
Pts
Net RR
For
Against
India
4
3
0
1
0
7
+0.992
1109/182.3
1017/200.0
England
4
2
1
1
0
5
+0.054
1132/198.4
1124/199.1
West Indies
3
2
1
0
0
4
+2.667
611/112.2
396/142.5
South Africa
3
2
1
0
0
4
+1.754
739/142.5
513/150.0
Ireland
3
1
2
0
0
2
-0.296
714/149.1
742/146.0
Bangladesh
3
1
2
0
0
2
-1.764
546/150.0
607/112.2
Netherlands
4
0
4
0
0
0
-2.728
716/200.0
1168/185.1
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