Sachin Tendulkar's 48th century goes in vain

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This is the 13th time Sachin's century went in vain.Out of 48 centuries 13 has resulted in loss for India.
Gayle, out of 19 centuries 9 has been resulted in loss for them. 

Sachin Tendulkar 48th ODI century;(hundred) (100) (video):99th century (100)

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Sachin Tendulkar scored his 48th ODI century and 6th World Cup ton against South Africa in Nagpur. Tendulkar hit 111 off 101 which included eight fours and 3 sixes.
Sachin is 47 short off 18000 ODI runs
1 century short of completing that magic 100 centuries overall.


Sachin Tendulkar 48th ODI century;(hundred) (100) (video)

Pieter Seelaar rejoices after getting Sachin's wicket

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Pieter Seelaar rejoices after getting Sachin's wicket

Little-known Dutch spinner Pieter Seelaar made quite an impression with three wickets against India but for him, the most special of the those scalps was undoubtedly the legendary Sachin Tendulkar.

India beat the Netherlands by five wickets in a Group B match last night but Seelaar did well for himself by scalping three big names in Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and the big-hitting Yusuf Pathan.

"To get these three wickets is special. Usually you don't bowl to that calibre of player. It gets the best out of you and I think it's a very good experience," Seelaar said after the match.

Asked which one of the three was the biggest for him, pat came the reply, "It's Tendulkar, mate."

"He is the best player in the world. To get his wicket was a very special moment for me and obviously I didn't know what I was doing at that particular moment. I'm very happy with Tendulkar's wicket," he added.

Pieter Seelaar getting Sachin's wicket:video

I am Sachin: Tendulkar introduces himself to blind children

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In a rare sight, Sachin Tendulkar on Friday introduced himself to a bunch of visually impaired children after the Indian cricket team's training session at the Chinnaswamy Stadium.

"Hi, I am Sachin," the champion batsman, whose popularity knows no bounds in the cricketing world, said to a group of visually impaired children who came to the stadium to wish luck to Mahendra Singh Dhoni's men ahead of their World Cup match against Ireland on Sunday.

"How old are you?" asked Tendulkar to one of the children. "I am 12 years old," pat came the reply.

"You are 12 years old and you are so strong," Tendulkar said with words of encouragement to the child.