The top 12 interesting facts about Sachin Tendulkar.

Indian professional cricket player Sachin Tendulkar was born in Bombay, Mumbai, on April 24, 1973. Many regard him as one of the all-time great batsmen. He made history in 2012 when he became the first cricket player in international play to score 100 centuries, or 100 runs in one innings. Read this blog to learn some more “Interesting Facts About Sachin Tendulkar”

Unknown Facts About Sachin Tendulkar

1. Sachin’s father, Ramesh Tendulkar, named him after Indian music legend Sachin Dev Burman.
2. As part of his punishment, they assigned Sachin to the cricket coaching class.
3. At the beginning of his career, Sachin wanted to become a fast bowler.
4. Sachin truly is a man for the grand stage. He was a ball boy for the India vs. Zimbabwe 1987 World Cup match at Wankhede Stadium.
5. During a practice match between India and Pakistan in 1988, he played for Pakistan as a substitute.
6. When playing cricket at the school level, Sachin was an absolute beast. He and former Indian cricketer Vinod Kambli shared a record-breaking partnership of 664 runs during a match at the Harris Shield in 1988.
7. He played in the Ranji Trophy at the age of 14, the youngest to play in Ranji Trophy.
8. In the early years of his career, Sachin would go to sleep with his cricket equipment. One of Sachin’s fascinating facts that demonstrates his passion for the game is this.
9.  The three main domestic tournaments, the Irani Cup, the Duleep Trophy, and the Ranji Trophy, saw the little master launch his career with a bang, smashing hundreds on his debut.
10.  English cricketer Allan Mullally claimed that Sachin was using a wider bat than usual during his debut match.
11. Sachin used to play with a heavy bat, weighing 3.2 lbs, despite his modest build. 
12. Sachin won the “Bharat Ratna” at a very young age.

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