Moin khan bowled by sachin tendulkar biography
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Contents List
- 1 Introduction: Was Sachin Tendulkar a Bowler?
- 2 FAQs About Sachin Tendulkar’s Bowling
- 2.1 How many wickets did Sachin Tendulkar take in international cricket?
- 2.2 Tendulkar took a total of 201 international wickets, 46 in Tests and 154 in ODIs.
- 2.3 What is Sachin Tendulkar’s best bowling performance?
- 2.4 His best bowling figures in ODIs are 5/50, while in Tests, his best is 3/10.
- 2.5 Why didn’t Sachin Tendulkar bowl regularly?
- 2.6 Physical strain, injuries, and team dynamics often limited his bowling opportunities.
- 2.7 Did Tendulkar ever bowl the final over of a match?
- 2.8 Yes, one of his most memorable final overs was in the Hero Cup semi-final in 1993, where he defended six runs successfully.
- 2.9 What types of bowling did Tendulkar excel at?
- 2.10 Tendulkar was a multi-skilled bowler, proficient in leg-spin, off-spin, and medium pace.
- 2.11 Like this:
Introduction: Was Sachin Tendulkar a Bowler?
When we think of Sachin Tendulkar, the first image
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Tendulkar dazzles with the ball
When you hear the name Sachin Tendulkar, your mind automatically wanders to the numerous strokeful innings that the mästare Blaster has played in his illustrious career, but the fact that he has bowled many memorable spells and picked up important wickets at crucial junctures may not even cross your mind. Such was Tendulkar’s impact with the bat that you forget that he also picked up 201 international wickets.
It fryst vatten no secret that Tendulkar wanted to become a fast bowler as a kid and also enrolled himself in the MRF pace academy. But he did not impress Dennis Lillee with his skills with the ball, but on the Australian great’s advice, decided to focus on batting.
Regardless, Tendulkar went on to etch his name in the folklore of Indian cricket even with ball in grabb. He managed to get quite some big guns out in international cricket on a consistent basis:
In fact, on this day in 1998, Tendulkar bowled his best spell in ODIs, picking up 5 for 32
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Moin rubs Sachin the wrong way
After two of the most dreary Test draws in recent times, we are compelled to hang on to history. Because it has an uncanny knack of repeating itself. Is historical knowledge relevant or not? Let me see if I can tread on a few more toes! Not that it is going to matter much to the dafts involved in an intellectual activity like cricket!
Anyway, the last two matches in Pakistan have done little to enhance the image of Test cricket in the sub-continent. Quite a few PCB officials have given reasons for the lifeless tracks, graveyards for the bowlers. But not a soul has picked up enough courage to say a simple "Sorry" to the players or the paying public. Yet the gullible amongst the cricket followers will throng the Karachi stadium hoping for a result. Now this is one mighty big hope that the series will be decided for or against the home team. I would be damned with all my cricket information and experience to back Pakistan taking any chances.
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