"Sachin - the greatest ever player ever - without any doubt… I salute Sachin... World's greatest sportsman. We can see him only rise. (He is an) inspiration to us all. He is the best."
"Whatever record is seen to be impossible to achieve, he makes it possible. That's all I can say. It seems as he's getting older, he is becoming more and more mature. No wonder Sir Donald Bradman saw himself in the way Sachin bats."
what is the definition of greatness !! we learn the definition of greatness from book or teachers or by the told of the people !! we listen since our child hood that what is the definition of any thing .we also learn that practical knowledge is better than theoratical knowledge. we belive in that thing which can see by our own eyes; here i m telling you the story that every one had seen on small screen live from gwalior stadium. what is this it is simply unbelivable no one can belive if they dnt seen that .even those people who r the witness they can simply defident to tell that is this the right thing that they r watching or ficticious like movie. but this is true , wonder beyond our imagination, amaging great no word to explain this in correctway because no word is for that !!sachin tussi great ho pajji.Sachin tujhe salam . i have seen most of the innings or hundred made by sachin since 96worldcup.i remember all that when i compare any two we fail to explain or result !!because aal the pari played by sachin is the best pari or innings !!every inning have great importance. no one can compare all that.what about today , it just beyond or far far far away from all that inning played by any cricketer in world cricket.sachin the legand .we are seeing the greatman with our own eyes no need to read no need to listen anything about the greatman, just watch by own and think about that.here i can say that this is the best inning that any one played since the birth of cricket . "It shows his mental and physical toughness. He's a player who does not throw away his wicket once he's set. He always places a huge price on his wicket.""I think if you ask Saeed Anwar, he would say he's happy that Tendulkar broke his record. The reason for his success is that he has a great respect for the game."
"He should aim for more. Maybe a Test innings of 450 or an ODI knock of 250. And then he himself wants to win next year's World Cup. There is a little boy in Tendulkar who wants to keep playing. That spirit keeps him going. It's absolutely incredible how he keeps going.
"Milestone man Sachin Tendulkar re-wrote the record books on Wednesday, hammering the first double century in the history of one-day cricket to add another feather to his well-adorned cap.
The capacity crowd at the Captain Roop Singh Stadium witnessed history on Wednesday as Tendulkar, statistically the greatest batsman the game has ever seen, pushed a Charl Langeveldt delivery through the off-side and ran a single to achieve a feat which no other cricketer has achieved.
One Day International cricket, since its 1971 inception, had to wait nearly four decades to see a batsman score 200. The previous best mark was shared by Zimbabwean Charles Coventry (194 not out) and Pakistan's Saeed Anwar (194). As the crowd erupted with unbridled joy, Tendulkar, tired but composed, took off his helmet, looked skyward, closed his eyes to offer a silent prayer. The crowd gave him a standing ovation as the entire stadium erupted in euphoria while his teammates were simply ecstatic as they clapped and hugged each other, basking in the glory of their senior teammates. Tendulkar batted like a man with a mission today and the South African bowlers simply had no clue where to bowl. Once he crossed the 150-mark, the crowd anticipated something special and Tendulkar did not let them down. It was yet another milestone for the man, who has some 30,000 international runs under his belt, including 93 centuries (47 in Tests and 46 in ODIs).
