24 th February 2010 will be a memorable day for  all Cricket Lovers  especially  Sachin Tendulkar’s  Fans   and   So specially  Indians,  As   Our  The Master Blaster  Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar   Knocked  200 RUNS  in   ODI   against   South Africa  at  Gwalior.

Sachin  is  the First  Person  on  EARTH  to Knock  200 Runs  in ODI  …

Master Blaster Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar

How privileged have we all been to have witnessed one of the best innings in an ODI from ‘The Master’, who is the 1st person on the planet to score a double hundred in an ODI.

At 36, he had become the first man to conjure a double hundred in One-Day Internationals.

The maestro’s unbeaten 200 was an epic effort of focus, flair and dare. His passion for the golden Indian crest undiminished, the little big man oozed character after India elected to bat and ran up a mammoth 401 for three — its highest score against South Africa — on a belter at the Roop Singh Stadium.

In the process, he delighted with bold brush strokes of genius on the canvas; the colours celebrated batsmanship. He still is an explosive athlete; he still has the eye of the tiger.

Man-of-the-Match Tendulkar’s spirit-lifting effort proved a match-winning one. South Africa wilted under the pressure of a big chase to go down by 153 runs. With a match remaining, India has taken a winning 2-0 lead in the series.

Sachin’s innings was a masterclass. He played some beautiful shots, ran well between the wickets, found the gaps with ease in an innings that was laced with 25 fours and 3 sixes in  147 Balls. He cramped up towards the end but didn’t give up. An almost flawless innings this. Make sure you catch the highlights if you’ve missed this innings.

From the Heart  of 100 Crores People of  India  and  all  of  Cricket Fans  and  Most Importantly   Fans  of    “SIR  Sachin  Ramesh  Tendulkar’s “ We   wish    Small Congratulations to  the  Legend.

Jai  Hooo  !!      and  Lage Rahooo  !!!

Here is the  Sachin Tendulkar’s  Wagon Wheel  of  Mighty  200 Runs  in 147 Balls.

sachin-wagon-weel-of-200-runs

Here is the Breath taking 1min video while He was about to score 1 run for his Unbeaten 200 RUNS. His monumental double century (200, 147b, 25×4, 3×6) was his 46th ODI century. His incredible journey of blood, sweat and conquests continues.

Indian Skipper Mahendar Singh Dhoni ( Dhana Dhan Dhoni )  warned team mates about hiding their injuries, he said to take break  and have a kit kat if they are not 100% Fit

All started  from the day when Virendar Singh Sehwag failing to even take the field due to a shoulder injury. Later, a leaked fitness report by team physio Nitin Patel revealed that a few other key members were also carrying injuries from the IPL. “For me, it’s the team first and then the individuals and I’d hope it’s the same with everyone else in the group,” Dhoni is said to have told his team-mates on Sunday.

In addition “If rest is the cure for an injury, a cricketer ought to opt for it rather than let fatigue or niggle become a major setback to him and to the team. “If anyone wants to take a break from the game, please let me know or the BCCI,” he continued.

“I would urge the seniors to give more and more inputs for the betterment of the team,” Dhoni said referring to the likes of Yuvraj Singh, Gautam Gambhir and Harbhajan Singh. He also urged the juniors to take up more responsibility.

Hmm,  Hoping  to Very Good Cricket  again  from  India .  Best  of Luck  Team India

Younus Khan, who led Pakistan to the World Twenty20 title on Sunday, has been named captain of the International Cricket Council’s team of the tournament.

Younus Khan, who led Pakistan to the World Twenty20 title on Sunday, has been named captain of the International Cricket Council’s team of the tournament.

Four players from Pakistan made the team, along with two from runners-up Sri Lanka, three from South Africa and two from West Indies.

Team:

1. Chris Gayle (West Indies)
2. Tillakaratne Dilshan (Sri Lanka)
3. Jacques Kallis (South Africa)
4. AB de Villiers (South Africa)
5. Younus Khan (Pakistan, captain)
6. Dwayne Bravo (West Indies)
7. Shahid Afridi (Pakistan)
8. Kamran Akmal (Pakistan, wicketkeeper)
9. Wayne Parnell (South Africa)
10. Umar Gul (Pakistan)
11. Ajantha Mendis (Sri Lanka)
12. Lasith Malinga (Sri Lanka)

After  playing a Crucial role  for Pakistan in ICC World Cup Twnety 20  to get the Title Afridi, 29, guided Pakistan to their first major cricket title in 17 years, when they defeated Sri Lanka by eight wickets in the World Twenty20 final at Lord’s on Sunday.

New South Wales is planning to target Pakistani batsman Shahid Afridi as its foreign import for next season’s domestic Twenty20 competition.

NSW will approach Afridi to join their team with the intention of qualifying him for the lucrative Champions League Twenty20 tournament in 2010, but he could also be used in the Sheffield Shield.

If the deal takes place, Afridi would become one of the highest-profile players to join an Australian side.