A look at Sachin Tendulkar top 11 all-time best performance at ICC events

Legendary Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar celebrated his 50th birthday, marking half a century of life. Throughout his two-decade career, Tendulkar, known as the ‘Master Blaster,’ demonstrated exceptional skills and technique, leaving fans captivated with his stunning batting performances from 1989 to 2013.

Sachin Tendulkar, a right-handed batter, earned the title ‘Master Blaster’ due to his ability to decimate any bowling attack. In his 664 international appearances, he scored a record-breaking 34,357 runs at an average of 48.52, with 100 centuries and 164 half-centuries under his belt. Tendulkar remains the only player to achieve a century of centuries.

As the highest run-scorer in both One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and Test matches, Tendulkar’s impressive stats include 18,426 ODI runs with an average of 44.83, 49 centuries, and 96 half-centuries, as well as 15,921 Test runs with an average of 53.78, 51 centuries, and 68 fifties. Notably, he was the first cricketer to score a double century in ODIs and play a total of 200 Test matches.

Tendulkar’s illustrious career includes being part of the Indian team that won the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup. Having made his World Cup debut in 1992, Tendulkar’s dream of winning the prestigious trophy was realized in 2011 when India defeated Sri Lanka in the final by six wickets.

Although Tendulkar never won an ICC Champions Trophy with India, he participated in five CT campaigns with Team India. His Champions Trophy record, while not as stellar as his World Cup achievements, remains solid.

Tendulkar’s impressive stats include 18,426 ODI runs with an average of 44.83, 49 centuries, and 96 half-centuries, as well as 15,921 Test runs with an average of 53.78, 51 centuries, and 68 fifties.

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Here’s a look at Sachin’s top performances in ICC events:

Tendulkar’s debut in the World Cup showcased his emerging talent as a promising cricketer. With 283 runs in eight matches, he became India’s second-highest run-scorer, averaging 47.16. He scored three half-centuries, including a notable 84-run knock. However, India could not advance to the semifinals, despite his solid performances.

Tendulkar’s exceptional form in this tournament was pivotal in leading India to the semifinals. He scored 523 runs in seven matches, averaging an impressive 87.16 with two centuries and three fifties. Tendulkar’s 137-run innings was his best individual score in the tournament. India’s campaign ended in the semifinals, losing to Sri Lanka after a chaotic match at Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

Although India did not progress to the semifinals, Tendulkar still managed to deliver strong performances, scoring 253 runs at an average of 42.16. His emotional 140* against Kenya, following his father’s demise, showcased his resilience and dedication. This innings remains one of his most memorable in World Cup history.

Tendulkar’s explosive form throughout the tournament helped India reach the finals, where they lost to Australia. He scored an astounding 673 runs in 11 matches, with an average of 61.18. His batting included one century and six fifties, with a best score of 152. Despite India’s loss in the final, Tendulkar’s performance throughout the tournament remained remarkable.

India experienced their worst World Cup outing, crashing out during the Group stages after losing to Bangladesh and Sri Lanka. Tendulkar scored only 64 runs in three matches, with a fifty against Bermuda. It was a disappointing event for the Indian team and Tendulkar alike.

Tendulkar’s resurgence in this tournament was instrumental in helping India secure the World Cup title. He scored 482 runs at an average of 53.55, with two centuries and two fifties in nine matches. His critical contributions in the knockout stages included 53 against Australia in the quarterfinals and a majestic 85 against Pakistan in the semifinals.

Tendulkar’s Champions Trophy performances:

Tendulkar played two matches, scoring 149 runs at an average of 74.50. His best score of 141 came against Australia, where he also took 4/38 in a thrilling bowling spell. India lost the semifinal against West Indies, but Tendulkar’s performance was commendable.

India finished as runners-up to New Zealand in this tournament. Tendulkar scored 171 runs in four matches, averaging 42.75, with one half-century. He was the fourth-highest run-scorer in the event and played crucial knocks in the knockout stages.

India and Sri Lanka were declared joint winners after rain disrupted the final. Tendulkar struggled with the bat, managing only 39 runs in four innings. His best score of 16 came in the semifinal against South Africa.

India failed to advance to the knockout stages in this home-ground tournament. Tendulkar scored 74 runs in three matches, averaging just above 24, with a best score of 35.

India did not progress to the semifinals, finishing third in their group. Tendulkar played just one match, against arch-rivals Pakistan, in which he scored only eight runs. It was a disappointing tournament for both Tendulkar and the Indian team.

Tendulkar’s performances in these ICC events have been remarkable. In the World Cup, he has been a consistent run-scorer, with his crucial contributions helping India achieve success, especially in the 2011 tournament. In the Champions Trophy, although his performances were not as outstanding as in the World Cups, he still managed to make an impact in some editions. Tendulkar’s presence in these events has always been significant, and he remains one of the most legendary cricketers in history.

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