India's batting legend Sachin Tendulkar has become the first man on Earth to score 50 Test centuries in world cricket.
Finally the wait is over as the maestro played a masterful innings trying to save India from the blushes in the first test against South Africa in Centurion.
It was what the entire cricketing world was praying for and it could not have come in a more handy time for India, and at the same time let's not forget our Great Wall's achievement when Rahul Dravid became the third batsman to score 12,000 Test runs.
Dravid reached the milestone in typically unspectacular fashion with a single off Harris in the 64th over, matching a feat achieved previously by Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting.
The two legends of Indian cricket set an example for every child who is aspiring to become a future cricketer as all their shots and footworks are just copy-works from the Book of Cricket, which has been scripted down the years by greats like Don Bradman, Viv Richards, Chappels, Gouch and many others...
Let us pray that they carry the good work in promoting Cricket to an even more wider dimension and would love to see Cricket added to Olympics very soon...
It was what the entire cricketing world was praying for and it could not have come in a more handy time for India, and at the same time let's not forget our Great Wall's achievement when Rahul Dravid became the third batsman to score 12,000 Test runs.
Dravid reached the milestone in typically unspectacular fashion with a single off Harris in the 64th over, matching a feat achieved previously by Tendulkar and Ricky Ponting.
The two legends of Indian cricket set an example for every child who is aspiring to become a future cricketer as all their shots and footworks are just copy-works from the Book of Cricket, which has been scripted down the years by greats like Don Bradman, Viv Richards, Chappels, Gouch and many others...
Let us pray that they carry the good work in promoting Cricket to an even more wider dimension and would love to see Cricket added to Olympics very soon...
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