One of the major specialities of Tendulkar was his effortless batting. This made batting look easy, even against such legendary bowlers as Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, McGrath, Ambrose, Walsh, Donald, Steyn, Warne, Muralitharan, et al. His strike rate was phenomenal for his generation. Until he was on the crease, India was always in the driver's seat.
179 to be precise. And thus started the problem of the 170’s as for many years Sachin couldn’t get past this classic 179. I remember screaming in disbelief when he got out for 177 against Australia in Bangalore. And I’m sure there were a few more knocks in the 170’s. But this was pure blissful batting against a tough and strong WI. Thanks for sharing!
Yes .. in test he scored 5 scores in 170s.. Other 170s being: 177 vs england @trent bridge 1996 177 vs Australia @Bangalore 1998 176 vs Zimbabwe @Nagpur 2002 176 vs West Indies @Eden Gardens 2002
This WI attack wasn't necesarily strong. They were missing Ambrose and Bishop who didn't tour India due to injuries. Courtney Walsh was the only world class bowler in this attack. The likes of Kenny Benjamin was just emerging and Andy Cummings was a fast medium who didn't have much pace . The spinner Dhanraj was ordinary
Yes true he got stuck in this zone for a long time till his double hundred in 1999 in the third innings in a classic test match where India folded for 83 in the first innings against New Zealand.That match was always as Good as the Eden epic in Kolkata.
@@shanthakumark7540 I think you have dementia so go back and check the records in espncricinfo.The New Zealand series we are talking about the first test only at Mohali and Tendulkar scored 217 in the second innings after India had folded for 83 (corrected from 75- i also had to look at the records ,but my 75 was pretty close to the actual 83)in the first innings .It was the first time i saw a team score 500+ in the second innings after not scoring even a 100 in the first innings. Kiwis narrowly escaped a defeat after being 7 down in the fourth innings and game ended in a draw.I still remember even the last wicket to fall was of Stephen Fleming caught of kumbles bowling.The reason i remember is that it is unheard of that a team which fails to get to hundred in the first innings was looking to almost win that match.If you can't remember something maybe you can take brahmi saag in your diet for better memory .
Hallmark of Quality in the Entire Innings from Defending d First Bouncer to Agrressive Hooks, Back Foot Punches by Using the Depth of the Crease & Fluent Front Foot Drives as Well.. a Typical Classic SRT Innings
Oh my God. This is the best thing I have seen in a while in social media or UA-cam even for that matter. Almost 25 years since I saw this last time....what a knock...a privilege. A tight slap to those who say he had nervous 90s....dude this little man conquered all even before u can mug up your formulaes in school. Moment of the video: that hook 6 off great Walsh to get to 100 and the fist punch....rare of the young man...that's what being young actually is : fearlessness. Wish he was forever young. GOLD upload
What I love about this innings is Sachin dishing calypso style hooks and back foot drives against WI. And the one and only Sobers admiring the one and only Sachin.. cannot get better than thjs.
This is the tipping point in a friendship. Vinod Kambli's career was being destroyed by the West Indies fast bowlers.....and Tendulkar was climbing on the road to greatness. And how did I miss this Tendulkar innings- it is easily one of his best, against REALLY good bowling. Those hook shots (including the one he got to 100) were shots no Indian could play. And Kambli was taken out & destroyed by those exact same balls.
With Sachin....we cant afford to forget even his dismissals....here we are talking abt his 100....proud to be part of sachin's era....as a ardent cricket fan sachin was cricket for me!!!
What A man ❤❤no one can play straight drive in a good length ball . but this man did it so many times in this innings his ability to punch in backfoot that looks incredible . perfect placement and body balance that is the reason
Kohli is present of India. The pressure on Kohli is enormous. However arrogance has made things tuff for him but if he is anywhere near Tendulkar then it shall show up.
I am waiting to watch this match after 29 years that time I am studying 6th standard I heard lara caught sachin by taking catch in the air this is the first time I am seeing in video god have blessed me to wait for 29 years to see this catch but I am lucky to watch atleast 29 years after
Tendulkar was an extraordinary batsman in the post-1980 era in terms of technique/skill, consistency and aggression. Its sad to see that most people dont analyse his technical Skill. He was a text book style batsman, slightly more bottom -handed, natural stroke maker and could play all shots in the book. He used to make good use of the crease, improvise using wrist work and play a wide range of shots. A great player of cuts, pull/hooks and straight drive. Exceptional step out-and-charge player of spin. However, he stopped playing his aggressive cuts and step out shots after 2000/01 due to injury. A good player of spin as well as pace bowling, Tendulkar has dominated most top bowlers from across 4 generations, expect few. I would place only few contemporary batsman on par with Tendulkar in terms of technical prowess in the above areas- Graham Hick, Saeed Anwar, Damien Martyn and Daryll Cullinan (Lara was also extraordinary but his batting style was unconventional). People who watch modern era batsmen like Sharma, Kohli, De Villiers and co may feel that Tendulkar was less aggressive but the conditions and quality of bowling back then was much challenging.
What is so great about Tendulkar is his incredible technique. He gets into position so early and has plenty of time to play against world class fast bowlers. He’s fearless and he is a beautiful player who scored big hundreds on all surfaces in all countries.
4:22 👌👌 Just a punchy straight drive against Walsh. Ability to hit good balls for boundary.This is what separates him from other top players. Other top players will take a single of this kind of ball.
Sachin was the master of the punch 4:53. Each simple looking punch gave four no need to drive. it's a talent. See his footwork , they desire to come over the ball and to play with authority.
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Do you separate highlights of all three tests? This coincided with my O-Levels back in 1994 After this series, I was convinced that if I ever needed a bowler to bowl for my life, it would be Courtney Walsh
He was indeed the work horse of that WI attack. As skipper for that series the WI were also missing their regular captain Richie Richardson, also missing from that series were were Haynes, Ambrose, Bishop and Winston Benjamin. The WI were on the verge of losing a series but came back to win the 3rd test to square the series. India could have easily been 2-0 after this second test that Tendular scored the 179 not out in
Yes I dearly want to see that innings again...I watched in live in dd National in 1994 but no replay those days so never got to watch that innings again...just hoping the uploader here will be able to upload it😀
Fantastic upload... Waited for this last 15 years just got it now. 😀😀😀😀😀 Also please try to share these rare innings of Sachin Tendulkar which are not there ANYWHERE in internet: 1) 105 vs West indies Jaipur odi 1994 2) 96 vs SriLanka Bangalore test 1993 3) 142 vs Sri Lanka Lucknow test 1993 4) 127* vs Zimbabwe Bulawayo odi 1998 5) 176 vs Zimbabwe Nagpur test 2002 6) 126* vs Newzeland Mohali test 1999 7) 151* vs World Xi @Eden Gardens 1994 8) 114 vs New zealand @Hyderabad 1997 Siyaram Cup 9) 200* vs Australia @Brabourne stadium,1998 for Mumbai
@@dineshk1591 Haan bhai..I relive my childhood watching these rare videos 📹. If someone helps me get these rare videos 📹 will be really indebted towards him.
Everyones talking about backfoot punch but look at 2:23. Benjamin who is twice as tall as sachin is and is probably bowling 145+kmph and he hooks him in front of square!! Wow!!
Saw this one live @ VCA civil lines,the name of the series is director's special test series 1st one was played in Bombay,2 nd one in Nagpur,3rd one @ Mohali, in this match siddhu too scored hundred.i was in my 10th STD.
Sab apne time ke world class batsmen hei kohli ka comparison sachin se kabhi nehi ho sakta hei vese he sachin ka comparison gavaskar se nehi ho sakta hei isliye sab apne time ke world class player hei ❤❤
He was an absolute beast during his youth.
Masterclass innings from the great man.
One of the major specialities of Tendulkar was his effortless batting. This made batting look easy, even against such legendary bowlers as Wasim Akram, Waqar Younis, McGrath, Ambrose, Walsh, Donald, Steyn, Warne, Muralitharan, et al. His strike rate was phenomenal for his generation. Until he was on the crease, India was always in the driver's seat.
None has played the backfoot punch like him and it's one of the toughest shot to play against fast bowlers alongside the hook shot.
To me, that is his best shot not straight drive.
My first century of sachin.. Cant forget the six of walsh and the punch!!!!
Hi. Mine too. Was also the first match that I saw live in our TV.
At the age of 21 gets a test hundred by hooking a fast bowler for 6 . A genius god who was born to rule cricket 🙌🏻🙌🏻🔥🔥
Yes. Correct. I never saw this legend hook in most of his innings. Super excited watching this at the age 21!God of Cricket. No doubt.
Not just any fast bowler, Courtney Walsh!!!
Great innings...six against walsh was a sensation
Those straight drives gave grammar lessons to any cricketer learning batting. Both in backfoot and in front foot ❤❤
I had been waiting to see this inning for last 23 years, he once mentioned about hitting Walsh for six to reach his hundred in his documentary in 2005
179 to be precise. And thus started the problem of the 170’s as for many years Sachin couldn’t get past this classic 179. I remember screaming in disbelief when he got out for 177 against Australia in Bangalore. And I’m sure there were a few more knocks in the 170’s. But this was pure blissful batting against a tough and strong WI. Thanks for sharing!
179 at trent Bridge too
Yes .. in test he scored 5 scores in 170s..
Other 170s being:
177 vs england @trent bridge 1996
177 vs Australia @Bangalore 1998
176 vs Zimbabwe @Nagpur 2002
176 vs West Indies @Eden Gardens 2002
This WI attack wasn't necesarily strong. They were missing Ambrose and Bishop who didn't tour India due to injuries. Courtney Walsh was the only world class bowler in this attack. The likes of Kenny Benjamin was just emerging and Andy Cummings was a fast medium who didn't have much pace . The spinner Dhanraj was ordinary
Yes true he got stuck in this zone for a long time till his double hundred in 1999 in the third innings in a classic test match where India folded for 83 in the first innings against New Zealand.That match was always as Good as the Eden epic in Kolkata.
@@shanthakumark7540 I think you have dementia so go back and check the records in espncricinfo.The New Zealand series we are talking about the first test only at Mohali and Tendulkar scored 217 in the second innings after India had folded for 83 (corrected from 75- i also had to look at the records ,but my 75 was pretty close to the actual 83)in the first innings .It was the first time i saw a team score 500+ in the second innings after not scoring even a 100 in the first innings. Kiwis narrowly escaped a defeat after being 7 down in the fourth innings and game ended in a draw.I still remember even the last wicket to fall was of Stephen Fleming caught of kumbles bowling.The reason i remember is that it is unheard of that a team which fails to get to hundred in the first innings was looking to almost win that match.If you can't remember something maybe you can take brahmi saag in your diet for better memory .
Perfect balance n elegant batting..
Garry Sobers was on commentary when Sachin brought up his hundred. A true honour for a blossoming champion at the time.
This is master class 🥰🥰 Atleast better then today's fast scoring players making only records 😅
Tendulkar batting calypso style here ... love it!
Hallmark of Quality in the Entire Innings from Defending d First Bouncer to Agrressive Hooks, Back Foot Punches by Using the Depth of the Crease & Fluent Front Foot Drives as Well.. a Typical Classic SRT Innings
Oh my God.
This is the best thing I have seen in a while in social media or UA-cam even for that matter.
Almost 25 years since I saw this last time....what a knock...a privilege.
A tight slap to those who say he had nervous 90s....dude this little man conquered all even before u can mug up your formulaes in school.
Moment of the video: that hook 6 off great Walsh to get to 100 and the fist punch....rare of the young man...that's what being young actually is : fearlessness.
Wish he was forever young.
GOLD upload
Well said. hook of a very high bouncer to reach a hundred off Walsh!!!
This was Sachin Sirs highest test score for a long time.
True remember this for a long time.
What nonsense..did you forget his 180s in the mid 90s????
1999 me nz ke khilaf 200 bana kar ye highest run broke hua
What I love about this innings is Sachin dishing calypso style hooks and back foot drives against WI.
And the one and only Sobers admiring the one and only Sachin.. cannot get better than thjs.
Great upload first on youtube
This is the tipping point in a friendship. Vinod Kambli's career was being destroyed by the West Indies fast bowlers.....and Tendulkar was climbing on the road to greatness. And how did I miss this Tendulkar innings- it is easily one of his best, against REALLY good bowling. Those hook shots (including the one he got to 100) were shots no Indian could play. And Kambli was taken out & destroyed by those exact same balls.
With Sachin....we cant afford to forget even his dismissals....here we are talking abt his 100....proud to be part of sachin's era....as a ardent cricket fan sachin was cricket for me!!!
What A man ❤❤no one can play straight drive in a good length ball . but this man did it so many times in this innings his ability to punch in backfoot that looks incredible . perfect placement and body balance that is the reason
This innings better than Kohli's career
Why do the morons needs to compare 2 greats of our own country?
Kohli's 2 sixes of rauf bowling is better than your whole life
Go get burnols
Kohli is present of India. The pressure on Kohli is enormous. However arrogance has made things tuff for him but if he is anywhere near Tendulkar then it shall show up.
Kohli is mediocre. He cannot hook like this
my god what an innings!! can anyone ever match his level!
Thank you for uploading this, what an innings played by the, The sachin tendulkar.
Searched this inninngs for a long.... Thanks for uploading.
How many noticed that Sir Gary Sobers was on commentary ,When sachin hit a six off Walsh to get his hundred.
This is the text book of class batting. Those who have seen can never digest these IPL and t20 club level masalas.
I am waiting to watch this match after 29 years that time I am studying 6th standard I heard lara caught sachin by taking catch in the air this is the first time I am seeing in video god have blessed me to wait for 29 years to see this catch but I am lucky to watch atleast 29 years after
That backfoot on side straight drive 😮😮 rarely seen now a days
Thanks! This gem of an innings was missing.
Yeh match maine Nagpur mein 1994 main dekha tha
Thanks a lot for this fabulous upload!!
What a player what a wonderful player.... This little man is nearest thing to bradman is ever been ❤️🔥
I THINK THIS WAS THE 2nd TEST OF 3 MATCHES SERIES WHICH WAS DRAWN
AZHAR WAS OUT ON 97
CARL HOOPER WAS MAN OF THE MATCH
Tendulkar was an extraordinary batsman in the post-1980 era in terms of technique/skill, consistency and aggression.
Its sad to see that most people dont analyse his technical Skill.
He was a text book style batsman, slightly more bottom -handed, natural stroke maker and could play all shots in the book. He used to make good use of the crease, improvise using wrist work and play a wide range of shots. A great player of cuts, pull/hooks and straight drive. Exceptional step out-and-charge player of spin. However, he stopped playing his aggressive cuts and step out shots after 2000/01 due to injury.
A good player of spin as well as pace bowling, Tendulkar has dominated most top bowlers from across 4 generations, expect few. I would place only few contemporary batsman on par with Tendulkar in terms of technical prowess in the above areas- Graham Hick, Saeed Anwar, Damien Martyn and Daryll Cullinan (Lara was also extraordinary but his batting style was unconventional).
People who watch modern era batsmen like Sharma, Kohli, De Villiers and co may feel that Tendulkar was less aggressive but the conditions and quality of bowling back then was much challenging.
Excellent analysis 👍
Controlled battling!!! Beautiful to watch
If Tendulkar was not there in 90 ,I think indian cricket would have been in sink .
Rare upload.. Thanks a tonn bro.. One small req.. He also scored a 50 in the 2nd innings of that test match.. Can u upload that too?
What is so great about Tendulkar is his incredible technique. He gets into position so early and has plenty of time to play against world class fast bowlers. He’s fearless and he is a beautiful player who scored big hundreds on all surfaces in all countries.
Please correct.... it was 179... by the way thanks for uploading this.... Searching for long time
Is there another better Tendulkar innings,I doubt it,possibly his most fluent,reminds me of the 277 Brian Lara made against Australia.....
His 169 in Capetown against South Africa in 1997. Just like this innings, it needed a brilliant catch to stop Tendulkar's onslaught.
So Talented n hardworking n short # Tendulkar..A God .
4:22 👌👌
Just a punchy straight drive against Walsh.
Ability to hit good balls for boundary.This is what separates him from other top players.
Other top players will take a single of this kind of ball.
I still remember the pull he made which brought him the six to reach to the century against playing killersome Courtney Walsh...
I m also waited for this innings from 18 years
Sachin was the master of the punch 4:53. Each simple looking punch gave four no need to drive. it's a talent. See his footwork , they desire to come over the ball and to play with authority.
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Do you separate highlights of all three tests?
This coincided with my O-Levels back in 1994
After this series, I was convinced that if I ever needed a bowler to bowl for my life, it would be Courtney Walsh
He was indeed the work horse of that WI attack. As skipper for that series the WI were also missing their regular captain Richie Richardson, also missing from that series were were Haynes, Ambrose, Bishop and Winston Benjamin. The WI were on the verge of losing a series but came back to win the 3rd test to square the series. India could have easily been 2-0 after this second test that Tendular scored the 179 not out in
Please upload 105 of Sachin at Jaipur vs West Indies in 1994
Yes I dearly want to see that innings again...I watched in live in dd National in 1994 but no replay those days so never got to watch that innings again...just hoping the uploader here will be able to upload it😀
Fantastic upload...
Waited for this last 15 years just got it now. 😀😀😀😀😀
Also please try to share these rare innings of Sachin Tendulkar which are not there ANYWHERE in internet:
1) 105 vs West indies Jaipur odi 1994
2) 96 vs SriLanka Bangalore test 1993
3) 142 vs Sri Lanka Lucknow test 1993
4) 127* vs Zimbabwe Bulawayo odi 1998
5) 176 vs Zimbabwe Nagpur test 2002
6) 126* vs Newzeland Mohali test 1999
7) 151* vs World Xi @Eden Gardens 1994
8) 114 vs New zealand @Hyderabad 1997 Siyaram Cup
9) 200* vs Australia @Brabourne stadium,1998 for Mumbai
Khushi huyi dekh ke...bade fan ho aap sachin ke ❤️
@@dineshk1591 Haan bhai..I relive my childhood watching these rare videos 📹.
If someone helps me get these rare videos 📹 will be really indebted towards him.
@@arnabchatterjee2434 Sachin has given so much happiness to us 🥰
@@arnabchatterjee2434 your Tendulkar always fails against Pakistan 😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@intelligentdude4575 your whole country fails against sachin..lol
Batting by GOD is effortless and is "a thing of beauty joy for ever".
The numbers of a 21 year old were unreal.
Those straight drives, just a slow touch and see how quickly they went to boundary ❤
Thanks so much for this
What an upload. Tipping my hat.
The legend was watching the video last week❤
where and how do u know.?
@@myj87 mentioned in a marathi interview in the newspaper that he rewatched this innings to look for a specific shot that he played
Thanks for the upload
Oh lord ❤
Those backfoot punches did carry some punches. Dayum
Backfoot straight drives of good length balls are awesome!
I wish locked down kids had some knowledge about cricket.. Only then they will realise after seeing this innings that Sachin is incomparable with kids
Please upload 142 by Sachin vs srilanka at Lucknow in January 1994
Very interested in that innings too..not there in youtube till date..not even any clip of it..
Ohh what a view Tendulkar enjoy lot at his young celebration he wanted to do more 🎉🎉🎉
Backfoot punch down the ground for a boundary was absolutely epic
Innings of a master❤who have personified the game❤❤
Fantastic innings ❤
Everyones talking about backfoot punch but look at 2:23. Benjamin who is twice as tall as sachin is and is probably bowling 145+kmph and he hooks him in front of square!! Wow!!
Greatest batting of all-time in cricket history.....
Last test of this series
Kindly upload that
30 years back, the first test match I witnessed in person, sitting in the Bilimoria pavilion on an iron chair!
Master Blaster ❤
Saw it live on ESPN.. Golden days
Great performance
प्राइड ऑफ इंडिया....सचिन सर
The series Jimmy Adams batting reached Bradmansque standard's. At Mohali all the Indian greats were sorted out by Walsh and co.
After this Missed double century..for long time
Saw this one live @ VCA civil lines,the name of the series is director's special test series 1st one was played in Bombay,2 nd one in Nagpur,3rd one @ Mohali, in this match siddhu too scored hundred.i was in my 10th STD.
still remember this inning he was at his best 179 from 319 ball he faced
There is not another Sachin in the history of cricket
God for a reason 🛐
Best batsman of modern era without a doubt. In history I would put Bradman, Sobers, Viv Richards and Tendulkar in the top category.
Jimmy Adams stole the show in this test. Scored a hundred and helped WI draw the test. Last test India got defeated and series labelled 1-1.
You don’t see these many backfooted straight punches off short pitched deliveries. Mostly you pull or hook.
That's why he call master of the world
This remained sachins highest score for almost a decade
Master !!!
Man born to play cricket
All time best any time, any where. Past , present and future ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Who forgot? I still remember... I watched it live ❤️
henry Blomfelds commentary was gold back then
myj87, why didn't vinod kambli, navjot sidhu & sanjay manjrekar didn't play in wc 1999 for india, please let me know.
Manjrekar retired in 1999 , Sidhu post newzeland tour didnt play Kambli was also out of form !!!
Virat se mahaan sachin tendulkar
Sab apne time ke world class batsmen hei kohli ka comparison sachin se kabhi nehi ho sakta hei vese he sachin ka comparison gavaskar se nehi ho sakta hei isliye sab apne time ke world class player hei ❤❤
(01:59) What wast that, thought it was just a defensive push, but it went for the boundary, thats the great Master Blaster for u,,,,,,,,,
What a catch by Lara
No comparison with master. Sachin ji god of cricket
🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
90s Sachin was the best version of Sachin..He was a very good puller and hooker but reduced playing it after 2000 due to back issues..
West Indies was a brutal team❤
Wi was dominant. Heavyweight bowlers we need them to improve the quality of cricket. Dead pitches now adays friendly docile bowlers nowadays
Artist peaking at @8:47