I haven’t seen any one playing leg side flick bottom hand rolling over top hand only SRT!!! He does it beautifully in early innings of ODI and gets lot of boundary , ball goes like a rocket !!
Seeing the master blaster in action ... Watching the great Sachin explaining various shots in the Cricketing book is a sheer joy. He is brilliant as ever.
My most favorite shots of him: Straight Drive, Backfoot cover-drive, front foot cover drive & Square drive. His Straight drive & front foot cover drive looked more beautiful because it used to be just a short-arm jab. It looked more effortless.
@@sage.rivendell Kohli being a Modern great doesn't change the fact that he is one of the greatest to ever play the game .... He got 80 int. centuries in an era when Tests and ODIs are played fairly less than what they used to ... He is the most adaptable great of the game to ever live .... He plays 2 months of the year in IPL , is the leading scorer in every single form of the game . And no one ever played such clutch innings in such harsh circumstances so consistently in every form of the game .... So yeah he is KING KOHLI .... Carries his team every time around .
Just by having the greatest batting encyclopedia at home, I guess Arjun would have still made it to India team as a batter. So much knowledge of the detail. Possibly tons of additional lessons in his advanced course. No wonder he is 'The God of Batting and Cricket '.
Tendulkar had a God given talent that many guys don't have!! Others bat, but Sachin batted in another level and broke more records than the rest. That's were Sachin stands tall than the rest!!! Certain guys are born great, others don't have them!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
@@MrMadhusudhan45 It's not talent alone, but hardwork also. Hardwork, talent, dedication and perseverance will take you to the next level in anything!!!. That's why Sachin Tendulkar stands tall with more records than all the others from the world cricket.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
What made Sachin so good? My opinion is that he could judge the length of the ball incredibly fast, he had perfect technique, he always adjusted his body weight accordingly, his timing was impeccable, he let the bat do the work (it was rarely forced) and above all he had this ability to play 3-4 shots for the same bowl. I’ve also heard from bowlers interviews that he seemed to know what you were going to bowl before you did it. I think that was down to his understanding of the game and strategy. What does everyone else think?
He said in a video where he was demonstrating batting with Shane Warne that 1. He did not think much, and went with his natural instinct. 2. As you mentioned, great visual spatial reflexes, and ability to pick the length, speed of the ball. 3. Situational awareness. 4. Body posture and balance. 5. Supremely fast reflexes. 6. And the most important thing, an almost meditative quality of being able to focus for hours at a time, and reflect on his own practice. To sum up, God gifted talent and supreme mental strength.
During Bradman carrier Australian Team toured mostly England for ashes series Australia also toured South Africa Once for 5 Match test series,Newzealand once for 1 Match test series Australian team also toured india once but that tour didn't included test Matches Bradman only went to England for ashes he didn't toured South Africa,India and Newzealand
I remember watching a video where Sachin was getting out playing the Cover drive (I think) by edging it to the slips. He decided to knock it out of his repertoire for that series in Australia. Scored a century without playing that shot. Immense concentration and knowing his limitations. That kind of adjustment in taking out what was one of his best run producing stroke, shows me his brilliance. Wasn't just a technically great bat, but was also cerebral in his approach.
With all due respect...i still think Tendulkar was a far better and technically composed batsman than Sir Don Bradman. The latter mostly played only against England but Tendulkar played in different conditions against a variety of bowlers. But then the elegance that Tendulkar carried, nah I still think Tendulkar was more elegant to watch, specially his straight drives, cover drives and that backfoot punch drive...just cant get enough of it. Lots of love and respect for the great Sachin Tendulkar from Pakistan!
England was the best opponent Bradman could have got. That's like saying that a footballer having 150 goals only against Brazil and Germany is a fraud because he hasn't played lower ranked countries.
Not only that Tendulkar played in all formats of the game,test,one day,T20. We never heard how Broadman was good at playing spin. Finally, Sachin has too much pressure on him to make a century every time he bats form the billons of the fans of India.
But as his career progressed, Sachin’s footwork wasn’t this exaggerated. There was definite “economy of motion” in play especially against 90mph+ bowlers like Lee, Akhtar and Steyn.
the trick is where his bats end up after every shot, right behind or to the side of the neck , not on the shoulder bone 🦴 or below it , , just to the side og the neck every shot , 😮😮😊😊
British brought football, hockey and cricket to India. India adopted cricket and considers it as it's religion. We disregard other sports person who are really really in a tough games. Cricket is a game of convenience for India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc. Cricket requires skill and a limited amount of fitness which is enough to make you world champ. Even pot bellied Inzamam ul Haq and Rohit Sharma types can also become world champs scoring tons. Running between the wickets in your own timing. In batting ball comes to you. If you cannot bowl fast like Brett Lee, become Ashwin and Bhaji. Whereas in soccer, basketball, track and field, hockey, Tennis etc you not only need skills, but also enormous amount of SPEED , STAMINA AND FITNESS. OPPONENT STRETCHES YOU IN ALL THESE PARAMETERS. To beat Maradona you have to beat him in his speed, stamina and fitness . So is with Bolt, Micheal Jordon, Micheal Phleps, Nadal, Federer etc. It's neck to neck fight in all these parameters. Cricket is a convenience and reflection of an attitude for India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc. If infrastructure and money were to be seen for any games popularity, than why people from India , Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc settled in England, US and Europe don't play soccer, basketball, track and field tennis, rugby and other games, which are popular there. There also, people from India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc settled from generation play cricket only. Cricket mad nations cannot be sporting nations. Cannot find champs in games like soccer, basketball, track and field etc try to search champs in a lazy game cricket. You talk of Micheal Jordon, Indian will bring cricketer. You talk of Maradona and Pele Indian will bring cricketer. You talk of Micheal Phleps. Indian will bring cricketer .You talk of Federer and Nadal,Indian will bring cricketer. They are totally at different levels and cricketer stands nowhere to them.Even the cricket playing population in India is more than the population of England, Australia, Newzealand, South Africa combined. For these countries cricket is just a game. They are world class in soccer, basketball, track and field, basketball, hockey, volleyball, rugby etc.
You haven't played much cricket, forget about playing first class. Try standing in slips on 4th day afternoon and being alert, and then tell me you don't require fitness. It's much more of a mental battle than a physical battle! All sports require different levels of fitness. Ask any one of Federer, Nadal or Pele if they could drive in F1 for 3 hours straight. They would throw up with sheer G forces. Does that make them bad athletes? No! They have trained to be super fit according to the demands of their game. Stop making ridiculous comparisons just because you think cricket doesn't need fitness.
Great hands by Sir Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.When it comes to Leg glance-Flick of the wrists I would rate former Indian captain Azharuddin as number 1 and next to him is the legend Gundappa vishwanath.
Tendulkar played in all formats of the game,test,one day,T20. We never heard how Broadman was good at playing spin. Finally, Sachin has too much pressure on him to make a century every time he bats form the billons of the fans of India.
I really wonder if he had to play with such a heavy bat. Wonder if it could have caused some of his injuries like tennis elbow and the back issues. Can’t have been easy to carry that at all. Sure it must have had it advantages - like the cover drive needed just a punch and he just needed to time it well, but it must have been extremely difficult to play horizontal bat shots like the pull, hook or the backfoot defence against the rising short ball. Glenn mcgrath exploited that advantage several times. If you see, most of Sachins dismissals by Mcgrath since the 1999 world cup especially in crunch games were off the short ball. Think he played the 1996 world cup with a lighter bat and he scored plenty of runs back then. Wonder why he decided to change.
I haven’t seen any one playing leg side flick bottom hand rolling over top hand only SRT!!! He does it beautifully in early innings of ODI and gets lot of boundary , ball goes like a rocket !!
God of Cricket ❤ Sachin Tendulkar the best batsman in the game 😊
Seeing the master blaster in action ... Watching the great Sachin explaining various shots in the Cricketing book is a sheer joy. He is brilliant as ever.
My most favorite shots of him: Straight Drive, Backfoot cover-drive, front foot cover drive & Square drive. His Straight drive & front foot cover drive looked more beautiful because it used to be just a short-arm jab. It looked more effortless.
Only person in the planet who deserve to hold Bradman's bat❤
And thats sir Garry Sobers
@@veeraaa6344No king kohli goat of white ball cricket
@@Yaduvanshi6318 Lmao! 😂😂😂
@@sage.rivendellfacts hurt😊
@@sage.rivendell Kohli being a Modern great doesn't change the fact that he is one of the greatest to ever play the game .... He got 80 int. centuries in an era when Tests and ODIs are played fairly less than what they used to ... He is the most adaptable great of the game to ever live .... He plays 2 months of the year in IPL , is the leading scorer in every single form of the game . And no one ever played such clutch innings in such harsh circumstances so consistently in every form of the game .... So yeah he is KING KOHLI .... Carries his team every time around .
That is a masterclass on being humble too! The greatest batsman to play the game and it was a privilege to watch Tendulkar play!
Sachin's ability to catch the intricacies in everything ,bat speed, its mass correlation etc is so engrossing...
This man is pure maestro
Its a beauty seeing him each time ❤️
The most beautiful and brutal pull shot play of the Cricket…TENDULKAR
Sachin ,shewag ,Gayle ,Hayden all used 3.1 pound bat.
But Lance klusener from SA used a 3.6pound bat and was deadly during the 99 wcup.
thats what my couch and brother told me.. what a person you are
That's exactly what caught my attention as well! What sense of gratitude! What humility! He is a class of his own!
The Artistic Way Of Batting 🙏🏾💙🇮🇳
Just by having the greatest batting encyclopedia at home, I guess Arjun would have still made it to India team as a batter. So much knowledge of the detail. Possibly tons of additional lessons in his advanced course. No wonder he is 'The God of Batting and Cricket '.
Sab plan ke mutabik nahi hota
Tendulkar had a God given talent that many guys don't have!! Others bat, but Sachin batted in another level and broke more records than the rest. That's were Sachin stands tall than the rest!!! Certain guys are born great, others don't have them!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
It's not just talent but great work ethic too.
@@MrMadhusudhan45 It's not talent alone, but hardwork also. Hardwork, talent, dedication and perseverance will take you to the next level in anything!!!. That's why Sachin Tendulkar stands tall with more records than all the others from the world cricket.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍.
@srinivasanranganathan3468 < < < Professional indian fangirl detected:)
Calm down.
@@theyaduvanshiindian391sure he is not great he's rather greatest
That was a fantastic range of shots that the ever balanced little master showed! Pure class! :)
Great Master of Batting and Excellent Teaching.
What made Sachin so good?
My opinion is that he could judge the length of the ball incredibly fast, he had perfect technique, he always adjusted his body weight accordingly, his timing was impeccable, he let the bat do the work (it was rarely forced) and above all he had this ability to play 3-4 shots for the same bowl.
I’ve also heard from bowlers interviews that he seemed to know what you were going to bowl before you did it. I think that was down to his understanding of the game and strategy.
What does everyone else think?
He said in a video where he was demonstrating batting with Shane Warne that 1. He did not think much, and went with his natural instinct. 2. As you mentioned, great visual spatial reflexes, and ability to pick the length, speed of the ball. 3. Situational awareness. 4. Body posture and balance. 5. Supremely fast reflexes. 6. And the most important thing, an almost meditative quality of being able to focus for hours at a time, and reflect on his own practice. To sum up, God gifted talent and supreme mental strength.
Super to watch! Wish a ball was also thrown to him so that we could hear the sound of the bat connecting with the ball. Nothing better than that !
This is top tier masterclass to batting. How is this available for free.
Beautiful 🎉 Thank you❤
Miss you Sachin!
My jan. Sachin.. 🎉
During Bradman carrier Australian Team toured mostly England for ashes series
Australia also toured South Africa Once for 5 Match test series,Newzealand once for 1 Match test series Australian team also toured india once but that tour didn't included test Matches
Bradman only went to England for ashes he didn't toured South Africa,India and Newzealand
I remember watching a video where Sachin was getting out playing the Cover drive (I think) by edging it to the slips. He decided to knock it out of his repertoire for that series in Australia. Scored a century without playing that shot. Immense concentration and knowing his limitations. That kind of adjustment in taking out what was one of his best run producing stroke, shows me his brilliance. Wasn't just a technically great bat, but was also cerebral in his approach.
SACHIN GOD🫀🫀🫀🫀🫀
I never knew Sachin was this scientific while playing each and every shot.
Respect.
Great man Sachin Tendulkar.
Bradman❤🎉🎉🎉
Sachin is sweating in the scorching heat can only imagine the temperature! Great work
India thanks you infinity times for the unforgettable glorious cricket shots.
With all due respect...i still think Tendulkar was a far better and technically composed batsman than Sir Don Bradman. The latter mostly played only against England but Tendulkar played in different conditions against a variety of bowlers. But then the elegance that Tendulkar carried, nah I still think Tendulkar was more elegant to watch, specially his straight drives, cover drives and that backfoot punch drive...just cant get enough of it. Lots of love and respect for the great Sachin Tendulkar from Pakistan!
England was the best opponent Bradman could have got. That's like saying that a footballer having 150 goals only against Brazil and Germany is a fraud because he hasn't played lower ranked countries.
Not only that Tendulkar played in all formats of the game,test,one day,T20. We never heard how Broadman was good at playing spin. Finally, Sachin has too much pressure on him to make a century every time he bats form the billons of the fans of India.
love you pajji
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ sachin sir
Perfection
Very thanks .,.
But as his career progressed, Sachin’s footwork wasn’t this exaggerated. There was definite “economy of motion” in play especially against 90mph+ bowlers like Lee, Akhtar and Steyn.
I like Sir Don’s front foot pull shot. 😮 😂
The GOD!!❤
2 Gods in the same line.
The little master
Master class
the trick is where his bats end up after every shot, right behind or to the side of the neck , not on the shoulder bone 🦴 or below it , , just to the side og the neck every shot , 😮😮😊😊
GOD OF CRICKET SACHIN SACHIN SACHIN ❤❤❤
I love you
I think Sachin is the best💛❤
British brought football, hockey and cricket to India. India adopted cricket and considers it as it's religion. We disregard other sports person who are really really in a tough games. Cricket is a game of convenience for India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc. Cricket requires skill and a limited amount of fitness which is enough to make you world champ. Even pot bellied Inzamam ul Haq and Rohit Sharma types can also become world champs scoring tons. Running between the wickets in your own timing. In batting ball comes to you. If you cannot bowl fast like Brett Lee, become Ashwin and Bhaji. Whereas in soccer, basketball, track and field, hockey, Tennis etc you not only need skills, but also enormous amount of SPEED , STAMINA AND FITNESS. OPPONENT STRETCHES YOU IN ALL THESE PARAMETERS. To beat Maradona you have to beat him in his speed, stamina and fitness . So is with Bolt, Micheal Jordon, Micheal Phleps, Nadal, Federer etc. It's neck to neck fight in all these parameters. Cricket is a convenience and reflection of an attitude for India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc. If infrastructure and money were to be seen for any games popularity, than why people from India , Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc settled in England, US and Europe don't play soccer, basketball, track and field tennis, rugby and other games, which are popular there. There also, people from India, Pakistan, Srilanka, Bangladesh etc settled from generation play cricket only. Cricket mad nations cannot be sporting nations. Cannot find champs in games like soccer, basketball, track and field etc try to search champs in a lazy game cricket. You talk of Micheal Jordon, Indian will bring cricketer. You talk of Maradona and Pele Indian will bring cricketer. You talk of Micheal Phleps. Indian will bring cricketer .You talk of Federer and Nadal,Indian will bring cricketer. They are totally at different levels and cricketer stands nowhere to them.Even the cricket playing population in India is more than the population of England, Australia, Newzealand, South Africa combined. For these countries cricket is just a game. They are world class in soccer, basketball, track and field, basketball, hockey, volleyball, rugby etc.
You haven't played much cricket, forget about playing first class. Try standing in slips on 4th day afternoon and being alert, and then tell me you don't require fitness. It's much more of a mental battle than a physical battle! All sports require different levels of fitness. Ask any one of Federer, Nadal or Pele if they could drive in F1 for 3 hours straight. They would throw up with sheer G forces. Does that make them bad athletes? No! They have trained to be super fit according to the demands of their game.
Stop making ridiculous comparisons just because you think cricket doesn't need fitness.
You will definitely learn more watching sachin , on the other hand don was easily the best
Master
Great hands by Sir Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar.When it comes to Leg glance-Flick of the wrists I would rate former Indian captain Azharuddin as number 1 and next to him is the legend Gundappa vishwanath.
Good
Tendulkar played in all formats of the game,test,one day,T20. We never heard how Broadman was good at playing spin. Finally, Sachin has too much pressure on him to make a century every time he bats form the billons of the fans of India.
Cameraman in Sir Don's video showed the full action. In Tendulkar's demo we don't see whole action for all the shots.
I really wonder if he had to play with such a heavy bat. Wonder if it could have caused some of his injuries like tennis elbow and the back issues. Can’t have been easy to carry that at all. Sure it must have had it advantages - like the cover drive needed just a punch and he just needed to time it well, but it must have been extremely difficult to play horizontal bat shots like the pull, hook or the backfoot defence against the rising short ball. Glenn mcgrath exploited that advantage several times. If you see, most of Sachins dismissals by Mcgrath since the 1999 world cup especially in crunch games were off the short ball. Think he played the 1996 world cup with a lighter bat and he scored plenty of runs back then. Wonder why he decided to change.
He didnt have modern bat like Kohli, Smith, Warner, Rohit etc. modern bat has more wood than Tendulkar's bat yet it is lighter !!
❤🙏
That's a textbook Manual...
Damn right
Sachin's bat is very heavier than any batsman 🔥
you should have picked lara or richard they can win or draw tests, they are not fair weather players
Is there any shot SRT dint play, same ball he can play different variation of shots that makes him unpredictable where the shot will go
क्रिकेट के भगवान 🙏
But the back foot flick is missing!!!
well thats it.. i think now i can hit 100 centuries 😅🤣
Bradman wouldn't be able to play in the times Sachin played
Sachin tecnical better than the Don Bradman
Absolutely correct
@@parthadas9640Gavaskar technically better than Sachin
I'm 2.7th K like
Sachin is Sachin