Sachin's Score:4
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 7-0-31-0 - 4.42 (eco)
Date: 12 November 1991
Venue: Captain Roop Singh Stadium, Gwalior
Result:India won by 38 runs
Series: South Africa in India ODI series - 2nd ODI
ScoreCard: Click Here
Match Analysis: Toss: South Africa. India ensured victory in the three-match series after another poor performance by South Africa, though the game was overshadowed by the revelation that the touring team had, in effect, accused the Indians of cheating by tampering with the ball during the opening match. Having been put in after fog delayed the start, India's openers, Sidhu and Srikkanth, put on 130 in 28 overs. The later batsmen failed to capitalise on this start and South Africa were going well at 144 for three. But the Indians held some good catches in the deep - Kapil Dev's to dismiss Richardson was superb - and the result was not in doubt for long.
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╠═• KC Wessels was awarded the MOM for scoring a knock of 71 runs in 96 balls which included six 4's.
╠═•After This match India led the 3-match series 2-0.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 19
Sachin's Score:62
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 5-0-27-1 - 5.40 (eco)
Date: 10 November 1991
Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta
Result:India won by 3 wickets (with 38 balls remaining)
Series: South Africa in India ODI series - 1st ODI
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64375.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. South Africa's first officially blessed representative match in almost 22 years, first one-day international and first-ever game against India attracted a crowd widely claimed as beating the world record for a day's cricket of 90,800. However, Jagmohan Dalmiya, president of the Cricket Association of Bengal, said Eden Gardens now contained 90,452 seats and estimates putting the attendance higher included all the various officials, pressmen, policemen and peanut vendors.Wessels's 50 was made too slowly. South Africa were given some hope when Donald took three wickets in his first four overs, but Tendulkar and the débutant Praveen Amre took India towards victory. Even in defeat, the South Africans were still overwhelmed by the occasion: I know how Neil Armstrong felt when he stood on the moon, said their captain Rice.
Infosacten Report: This was Sachin Tendulkar’s 19th match and he got his 3rd Man of the Match award. Sachin Tendulkar who came when India was tottering at 3 for the loss of 2 wickets played a brilliant innings which included 8 boundaries and a six. He played sensibly along with Indian Captain Mohammed Azharuddin & debutant Pravin Amre adding crucial 40 and 56 runs for the 4th & 5th wicket respectively before Donald struck once again for the Proteas dismissing Tendulkar for an individual score of 62 runs from 73 balls.Sachin’s performance made sure that India won the match by 3 wickets remaining with 6.2 overs to spare.Sachin Tendulkar & Allan Donald shared the Man of the Match award for the brilliant performance in a match which saw both teams fighting tooth & nail till the finish.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•PK Amre (India); SJ Cook, AA Donald, AC Hudson, PN Kirsten, AP Kuiper, BM McMillan, CEB Rice, DJ Richardson, TG Shaw and RP Snell (South Africa) all made their debut in this match.
╠═•This was Sachin's 3rd Man of the Match Award which he shared with Allan Donald.
╠═•After this match India led the 3-match series 1-0.
Photos:
Indian Captain Mohammad Azharuddin & South African Captain Clive Rice shaking hands before the toss.
Jimmy Cook and Andrew Hudson walk out to open the innings
Allan Donald bowls Pravin Amre
South African players acknowledge the crowd on their return to international cricket at the end of the match.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 5-0-27-1 - 5.40 (eco)
Date: 10 November 1991
Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta
Result:India won by 3 wickets (with 38 balls remaining)
Series: South Africa in India ODI series - 1st ODI
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64375.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. South Africa's first officially blessed representative match in almost 22 years, first one-day international and first-ever game against India attracted a crowd widely claimed as beating the world record for a day's cricket of 90,800. However, Jagmohan Dalmiya, president of the Cricket Association of Bengal, said Eden Gardens now contained 90,452 seats and estimates putting the attendance higher included all the various officials, pressmen, policemen and peanut vendors.Wessels's 50 was made too slowly. South Africa were given some hope when Donald took three wickets in his first four overs, but Tendulkar and the débutant Praveen Amre took India towards victory. Even in defeat, the South Africans were still overwhelmed by the occasion: I know how Neil Armstrong felt when he stood on the moon, said their captain Rice.
Infosacten Report: This was Sachin Tendulkar’s 19th match and he got his 3rd Man of the Match award. Sachin Tendulkar who came when India was tottering at 3 for the loss of 2 wickets played a brilliant innings which included 8 boundaries and a six. He played sensibly along with Indian Captain Mohammed Azharuddin & debutant Pravin Amre adding crucial 40 and 56 runs for the 4th & 5th wicket respectively before Donald struck once again for the Proteas dismissing Tendulkar for an individual score of 62 runs from 73 balls.Sachin’s performance made sure that India won the match by 3 wickets remaining with 6.2 overs to spare.Sachin Tendulkar & Allan Donald shared the Man of the Match award for the brilliant performance in a match which saw both teams fighting tooth & nail till the finish.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•PK Amre (India); SJ Cook, AA Donald, AC Hudson, PN Kirsten, AP Kuiper, BM McMillan, CEB Rice, DJ Richardson, TG Shaw and RP Snell (South Africa) all made their debut in this match.
╠═•This was Sachin's 3rd Man of the Match Award which he shared with Allan Donald.
╠═•After this match India led the 3-match series 1-0.
Photos:
Indian Captain Mohammad Azharuddin & South African Captain Clive Rice shaking hands before the toss.
Jimmy Cook and Andrew Hudson walk out to open the innings
Allan Donald bowls Pravin Amre
South African players acknowledge the crowd on their return to international cricket at the end of the match.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 18
Sachin's Score: 0
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 5-0-24-0 - 4.80(eco)
Date: 25 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: Pakistan won by 72 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - Final
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65946.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Pakistan set up victory with the highest score of the tournament, and made sure of it through Aqib Javed's hat-trick. It was the seventh in limited-overs internationals, and his figures of seven for 37 were the best in all such cricket. He initiated India's collapse in his first over, dismissing Sidhu, but the fatal blows were struck in his third, as Shastri, Azharuddin and Tendulkar were lbw to the third, fourth and fifth balls. Aqib's performance overshadowed his colleagues' earlier exploits: Zahid Fazal and Salim Malik added 171 for the third wicket; Zahid had hit eight fours and a six in 120 balls when he was carried off the field with cramp.
Infosacten Report: This was one of the bad days for the Master when he got out on a duck and couldent do much with the ball also giving off 24 runs from his 5 overs with no wickets.
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╠═•Kapil Dev bowled brilliantly taking 3 wickets in his 10 overs and giving off just 30 runs.
╠═•SV Manjrekar scored a good knock of 52 from 69 balls which included three 4's and two 6's.
╠═•SV Manjrekar was awarded the Man of the Series.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 5-0-24-0 - 4.80(eco)
Date: 25 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: Pakistan won by 72 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - Final
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65946.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Pakistan set up victory with the highest score of the tournament, and made sure of it through Aqib Javed's hat-trick. It was the seventh in limited-overs internationals, and his figures of seven for 37 were the best in all such cricket. He initiated India's collapse in his first over, dismissing Sidhu, but the fatal blows were struck in his third, as Shastri, Azharuddin and Tendulkar were lbw to the third, fourth and fifth balls. Aqib's performance overshadowed his colleagues' earlier exploits: Zahid Fazal and Salim Malik added 171 for the third wicket; Zahid had hit eight fours and a six in 120 balls when he was carried off the field with cramp.
Infosacten Report: This was one of the bad days for the Master when he got out on a duck and couldent do much with the ball also giving off 24 runs from his 5 overs with no wickets.
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╠═•Kapil Dev bowled brilliantly taking 3 wickets in his 10 overs and giving off just 30 runs.
╠═•SV Manjrekar scored a good knock of 52 from 69 balls which included three 4's and two 6's.
╠═•SV Manjrekar was awarded the Man of the Series.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 17
Sachin's Score: 49
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 6-0-20-0 - 3.33(eco)
Date: 23 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: Pakistan won by 4 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 6th match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65945.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Pakistan. A growing injury list forced Pakistan to call for reinforcements. Their first three batsmen in this match had just flown in, and the left-hander Aamir Sohail played the decisive innings in a close encounter. His 91 came from 132 balls. Another of the newcomers, Zahid Fazal, gave worthwhile support. An opening stand of 124 from Shastri and Kambli put India in a good position, but a superb catch by substitute Mushtaq Ahmed to dismiss Tendulkar tipped the balance, and Kapil Dev was trapped first ball. In fading light, 12 from Waqar Younis's last over was too stiff a target.
Infosacten Report: Sachin played quick firing knock of 49 runs in 38 balls which included three 4's and two 6's. Sachin also took the catch of Aamer Sohail at 91 on Kapil Dev's bowling restricting A Sohail from scoring a century.
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╠═•R Shastri played a good opening role by scoring 77 runs in 99 balls which included eight 4's and one 6.
╠═•Pakistan gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 6-0-20-0 - 3.33(eco)
Date: 23 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: Pakistan won by 4 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 6th match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65945.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Pakistan. A growing injury list forced Pakistan to call for reinforcements. Their first three batsmen in this match had just flown in, and the left-hander Aamir Sohail played the decisive innings in a close encounter. His 91 came from 132 balls. Another of the newcomers, Zahid Fazal, gave worthwhile support. An opening stand of 124 from Shastri and Kambli put India in a good position, but a superb catch by substitute Mushtaq Ahmed to dismiss Tendulkar tipped the balance, and Kapil Dev was trapped first ball. In fading light, 12 from Waqar Younis's last over was too stiff a target.
Infosacten Report: Sachin played quick firing knock of 49 runs in 38 balls which included three 4's and two 6's. Sachin also took the catch of Aamer Sohail at 91 on Kapil Dev's bowling restricting A Sohail from scoring a century.
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╠═•R Shastri played a good opening role by scoring 77 runs in 99 balls which included eight 4's and one 6.
╠═•Pakistan gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 16
Sachin's Score: 11*
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 10-1-34-4 - 3.40(eco)
Date: 22 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 7 wickets
Series: Wills Trophy - 5th match
ScoreCard: Click Here
Match Analysis: At Sharjah, October 22. India won by seven wickets. Toss: India. India had never beaten West Indies batting second in a one-day international, but when Azharuddin asked his opponents to bat they stumbled to 145 all out, and a third successive win put India through to the final. The unlikely instrument of West Indies' downfall was Tendulkar's gentle medium pace. Though India lost Raman with one run on the board, Sidhu and Manjrekar put them on the right track with 107 for the second wicket. When they were dismissed in quick succession, Tendulkar and Azharuddin raced to victory with more than 12 overs to spare.
Infosacten Report : This was Sachin Tendulkar’s 16th match and he got his 2nd Man of the Match award. The unlikely instrument of West Indies' downfall was Tendulkar's gentle medium pace. Sachin picked up the wickets of Windies opener CB Lambert and also their captain RB Richardson. When both Sidhu and Manjrekar were dismissed in quick succession, Tendulkar and Azharuddin raced to victory with more than 12 overs to spare.
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╠►The 4-wicket haul was Sachin’s 1st in Limited over internationals.
╠►India - 6 points at the end of this match.
╠►Kapil Dev became the first bowler to collect 200 wickets in limited-overs internationals when he had Benjamin lbw.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 10-1-34-4 - 3.40(eco)
Date: 22 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 7 wickets
Series: Wills Trophy - 5th match
ScoreCard: Click Here
Match Analysis: At Sharjah, October 22. India won by seven wickets. Toss: India. India had never beaten West Indies batting second in a one-day international, but when Azharuddin asked his opponents to bat they stumbled to 145 all out, and a third successive win put India through to the final. The unlikely instrument of West Indies' downfall was Tendulkar's gentle medium pace. Though India lost Raman with one run on the board, Sidhu and Manjrekar put them on the right track with 107 for the second wicket. When they were dismissed in quick succession, Tendulkar and Azharuddin raced to victory with more than 12 overs to spare.
Infosacten Report : This was Sachin Tendulkar’s 16th match and he got his 2nd Man of the Match award. The unlikely instrument of West Indies' downfall was Tendulkar's gentle medium pace. Sachin picked up the wickets of Windies opener CB Lambert and also their captain RB Richardson. When both Sidhu and Manjrekar were dismissed in quick succession, Tendulkar and Azharuddin raced to victory with more than 12 overs to spare.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠►The 4-wicket haul was Sachin’s 1st in Limited over internationals.
╠►India - 6 points at the end of this match.
╠►Kapil Dev became the first bowler to collect 200 wickets in limited-overs internationals when he had Benjamin lbw.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 15
Sachin's Score: 22
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 19 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 19 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 3rd match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65942.html
Match Analysis: Toss: West Indies. West Indies wasted a solid start to be all out with seven balls to spare. Lambert dominated their innings, but his dismissal at 123 started the slide. Earlier India reached a creditable 240, built around a second-wicket partnership of 128 in 24.5 overs from Sidhu (113 balls) and Manjrekar.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•M Prabhakar was awarded the MOM for picking up 4 wickets in 9.5 overs conceeding just 30 runs at an economy of 3.05
╠═•India gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 19 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 19 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 3rd match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65942.html
Match Analysis: Toss: West Indies. West Indies wasted a solid start to be all out with seven balls to spare. Lambert dominated their innings, but his dismissal at 123 started the slide. Earlier India reached a creditable 240, built around a second-wicket partnership of 128 in 24.5 overs from Sidhu (113 balls) and Manjrekar.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•M Prabhakar was awarded the MOM for picking up 4 wickets in 9.5 overs conceeding just 30 runs at an economy of 3.05
╠═•India gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 14
Sachin's Score: 52*
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 60 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 2nd match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65684.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Pakistan lost again, bowled out for a humiliating 178 in the 45th over when the last eight wickets fell for 54. Even Javed Miandad made heavy weather of his 61 as Prabhakar and Raju tied the Pakistanis down. India's batsmen had made smoother progress, especially after Tendulkar joined Manjrekar to increase the tempo. Tendulkar's unbeaten 52 came from 40 balls, and he was especially hard on Waqar Younis, whose last over he hit for 14.
Infosacten Report: Sachin made yet another half century and it was his first not out knock of 52 runs in 40 balls which included five 4's.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•VG Kambli and J Srinath made their ODI debut in this match.
╠═•SV Manjrekar was awarded the MOM for scoring 72 runs in 93 balls.
╠═•India gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 October 1991
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result: India won by 60 runs
Series: Wills Trophy - 2nd match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65684.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Pakistan lost again, bowled out for a humiliating 178 in the 45th over when the last eight wickets fell for 54. Even Javed Miandad made heavy weather of his 61 as Prabhakar and Raju tied the Pakistanis down. India's batsmen had made smoother progress, especially after Tendulkar joined Manjrekar to increase the tempo. Tendulkar's unbeaten 52 came from 40 balls, and he was especially hard on Waqar Younis, whose last over he hit for 14.
Infosacten Report: Sachin made yet another half century and it was his first not out knock of 52 runs in 40 balls which included five 4's.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•VG Kambli and J Srinath made their ODI debut in this match.
╠═•SV Manjrekar was awarded the MOM for scoring 72 runs in 93 balls.
╠═•India gained 2 points from this match in this series.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 13
Sachin's Score: 53
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 4 January 1991
Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta
Result: India won by 7 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)
Series: Asia Cup - final
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65684.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Azharuddin secured the Asia Cup and the Man of the Match award with an unbeaten 58 in a final postponed for 24 hours and then shortened by rain. The game was also notable for a hat-trick from Kapil Dev, who had Mahanama caught behind off the last ball of an over, and removed Jayasuriya and Ratnayake with the first two balls of his next. Sri Lanka were thus reduced from 176 for five, a score owing much to the 58-run fourth-wicket stand between Gurusinha and Ranatunga (56 balls), to 181 for eight. India lost their openers cheaply, but they were rescued by a third-wicket partnership of 91 from Manjrekar, whose undefeated 71 anchored the innings, and Tendulkar.
Infosacten Report: India had reached the finals of the Asia Cup 1990/91. Tendulakar played a vital role in this final by scoring 53 runs off 70 balls before getting lbw to Ratnayake.
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╠═•M Azharuddin won the MOM Award for scoring a blistering 54 runs knock off just 39 balls which included four 4's and one 6.
╠═•India won the 1990/91 Asia Cup.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 4 January 1991
Venue: Eden Gardens, Calcutta
Result: India won by 7 wickets (with 17 balls remaining)
Series: Asia Cup - final
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65684.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. Azharuddin secured the Asia Cup and the Man of the Match award with an unbeaten 58 in a final postponed for 24 hours and then shortened by rain. The game was also notable for a hat-trick from Kapil Dev, who had Mahanama caught behind off the last ball of an over, and removed Jayasuriya and Ratnayake with the first two balls of his next. Sri Lanka were thus reduced from 176 for five, a score owing much to the 58-run fourth-wicket stand between Gurusinha and Ranatunga (56 balls), to 181 for eight. India lost their openers cheaply, but they were rescued by a third-wicket partnership of 91 from Manjrekar, whose undefeated 71 anchored the innings, and Tendulkar.
Infosacten Report: India had reached the finals of the Asia Cup 1990/91. Tendulakar played a vital role in this final by scoring 53 runs off 70 balls before getting lbw to Ratnayake.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•M Azharuddin won the MOM Award for scoring a blistering 54 runs knock off just 39 balls which included four 4's and one 6.
╠═•India won the 1990/91 Asia Cup.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 12
Sachin's Score: 4
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 28 December 1990
Venue: Barabati Stadium, Cuttack
Result: Sri Lanka won by 36 runs
Series: Asia Cup - 2nd match
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65682.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Sri Lanka. Openers Senanayake and Tillekeratne gave them a steady start, which was built on with a fourth-wicket partnership of 73 from Gurusinha and the captain, Ranatunga. Although the tail folded fairly quickly they were able to set a target of 215, to which India proved quite unequal. The fielding of Jayasuriya accounted for both Shastri and Manjrekar, and he also picked up the wicket of Azharuddin, who made his 40 from 61 balls. India's chances of recovery were dashed when Ratnayake, who finished with three for 24, bowled Kapil Dev after he had hit a 35-ball 32.
Infosacten Report : The only wicket which A Ranatunga took was of Sachin. Sachin got lbw in this match after scoring 4 runs in 11 balls.
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╠═•A Ranatunga was declared as MOM for scoring 53 runs in 105 balls and took 1 wicket.
╠═•After this match Sri Lanka gained 4 points.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 11
Sachin's Score: DNB
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 2-0-15-0 - 7.50(eco)
Date: 25 December 1990
Venue: Sector 16 Stadium, Chandigarh
Result: India won by 9 wickets (with 79 balls remaining)
Series: Asia Cup
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65681.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Bangladesh. India had no problem overhauling Bangladesh's 170 with 13.1 overs to spare, though their inexperienced visitors deserved some credit for surviving 50 overs for the loss of only six wickets. Sidhu's unbeaten 104, from 109 balls, included ten fours and three sixes, and he shared an opening stand of 121 with Raman. Bangladesh had recovered from a shaky start of 28 for two when Faruq Ahmed and Ather Ali Khan, both of whom were dropped off the bowling of Wassan, shared a third-wicket stand of 108. But the batsmen who followed could add only 34 in the last nine overs; it was never going to be enough.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•SP Mukherjee made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•NS Sidhu was awarded the MOM for scoring 104 runs in 109 balls which included ten 4's and three 6's.
╠═•After this match India had gained 4 points & Bangladesh 0.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 2-0-15-0 - 7.50(eco)
Date: 25 December 1990
Venue: Sector 16 Stadium, Chandigarh
Result: India won by 9 wickets (with 79 balls remaining)
Series: Asia Cup
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/65681.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Bangladesh. India had no problem overhauling Bangladesh's 170 with 13.1 overs to spare, though their inexperienced visitors deserved some credit for surviving 50 overs for the loss of only six wickets. Sidhu's unbeaten 104, from 109 balls, included ten fours and three sixes, and he shared an opening stand of 121 with Raman. Bangladesh had recovered from a shaky start of 28 for two when Faruq Ahmed and Ather Ali Khan, both of whom were dropped off the bowling of Wassan, shared a third-wicket stand of 108. But the batsmen who followed could add only 34 in the last nine overs; it was never going to be enough.
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•SP Mukherjee made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•NS Sidhu was awarded the MOM for scoring 104 runs in 109 balls which included ten 4's and three 6's.
╠═•After this match India had gained 4 points & Bangladesh 0.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 10
Sachin's Score: 30
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 8 December 1990
Venue: Nehru Stadium, Fatorda, Magao
Result: Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets (with 103 balls remaining)
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series (3rd odi)
ScoreCard: Click Here
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The home team paid the penalty for their decision, based on the premise that the pitch would deteriorate, to bat first. Ramanayake bowled a tight line at medium pace to pick up the first three wickets, and Anurasiri and Warnaweera, with contrasting spin, sent the others sliding to a poor total of 136, with nearly ten overs unused. India's hopes of making a fight of it, when Sri Lanka's openers went cheaply, were dispelled by De Silva, who waited for the loose ball to drive, cut or pull. His captain, Arjuna Ranatunga, was the ideal foil, and their unbroken stand of 82 made a telling contrast with the Indians' surrender to their apprehensions about the pitch. De Silva struck eleven fours and scored 63 in 76 balls, steering his team to Sri Lanka's second one-day international victory in India.
Infosacten Report : Sachin scored a quickfire 30 from 29 balls with 2 6s and a 4. Surprisingly after his impressive performance with the ball in the previous match, he didn't get to bowl a single over
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╠═• India won the 3 match series 2-1
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 8 December 1990
Venue: Nehru Stadium, Fatorda, Magao
Result: Sri Lanka won by 7 wickets (with 103 balls remaining)
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series (3rd odi)
ScoreCard: Click Here
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The home team paid the penalty for their decision, based on the premise that the pitch would deteriorate, to bat first. Ramanayake bowled a tight line at medium pace to pick up the first three wickets, and Anurasiri and Warnaweera, with contrasting spin, sent the others sliding to a poor total of 136, with nearly ten overs unused. India's hopes of making a fight of it, when Sri Lanka's openers went cheaply, were dispelled by De Silva, who waited for the loose ball to drive, cut or pull. His captain, Arjuna Ranatunga, was the ideal foil, and their unbroken stand of 82 made a telling contrast with the Indians' surrender to their apprehensions about the pitch. De Silva struck eleven fours and scored 63 in 76 balls, steering his team to Sri Lanka's second one-day international victory in India.
Infosacten Report : Sachin scored a quickfire 30 from 29 balls with 2 6s and a 4. Surprisingly after his impressive performance with the ball in the previous match, he didn't get to bowl a single over
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═• India won the 3 match series 2-1
╠═•De Silva MOM for his 63 (70 balls) and 1 wicket
╠═• RS Kaluwitharana and KPJ Warnaweera (Sri Lanka) made their debut
Sachin's ODI Match No. 9
Sachin's Score: 53
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 9-0-39-2 - 4.33(eco)
Date: 5 December 1990
Venue: Nehru Stadium, Pune, India
Result: India won by 6 wickets (with 21 balls remaining)
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64362.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The Indians changed their strategy, putting their visitors in to exploit the early damp conditions, and Sri Lanka's slow progress seemed to vindicate the decision, until the left-handers, Gurusinha and Arjuna Ranatunga, pushed the score along in a stand of 97. The turning-point was Tendulkar's misfield and subsequent throw from long-on to run out Ranatunga. India's reply began with well-paced stand of 76, but when the openers went, Manjrekar and Azharuddin were pegged down by spin. Again it was Tendulkar who tilted the scales: he hit 53 from 40 balls, with seven fours and a six. Azharuddin had the satisfaction of striking the winning runs as India registered their second one-day series triumph under his captaincy.
Infosacten Report: This was Sachin Tendulkar's 1st ODI MOM. He Played a crucial role in the match , as the turning-point of the match was his misfield and subsequent throw from long-on to run out Ranatunga. He had already dismissed the two openers with his gentle medium pace, and he added two catches. During India's reply to Sri Lanka's total , Again it was Tendulkar who tilted the scales: he hit 53 from 40 balls, with seven fours and smashed a brilliant six
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╠═•This was Sachin Tendulkar's first MOM Award.
╠═•Sachin picked up his 1st wicket in this match.
╠═•D Ranatunga made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•After this match India led the 3-match series 2-0.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 9-0-39-2 - 4.33(eco)
Date: 5 December 1990
Venue: Nehru Stadium, Pune, India
Result: India won by 6 wickets (with 21 balls remaining)
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64362.html
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The Indians changed their strategy, putting their visitors in to exploit the early damp conditions, and Sri Lanka's slow progress seemed to vindicate the decision, until the left-handers, Gurusinha and Arjuna Ranatunga, pushed the score along in a stand of 97. The turning-point was Tendulkar's misfield and subsequent throw from long-on to run out Ranatunga. India's reply began with well-paced stand of 76, but when the openers went, Manjrekar and Azharuddin were pegged down by spin. Again it was Tendulkar who tilted the scales: he hit 53 from 40 balls, with seven fours and a six. Azharuddin had the satisfaction of striking the winning runs as India registered their second one-day series triumph under his captaincy.
Infosacten Report: This was Sachin Tendulkar's 1st ODI MOM. He Played a crucial role in the match , as the turning-point of the match was his misfield and subsequent throw from long-on to run out Ranatunga. He had already dismissed the two openers with his gentle medium pace, and he added two catches. During India's reply to Sri Lanka's total , Again it was Tendulkar who tilted the scales: he hit 53 from 40 balls, with seven fours and smashed a brilliant six
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═•This was Sachin Tendulkar's first MOM Award.
╠═•Sachin picked up his 1st wicket in this match.
╠═•D Ranatunga made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•After this match India led the 3-match series 2-0.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 8
Sachin's Score: 36
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 1 December 1990
Venue: Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
Result: India won by 19 runs
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64361.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Sri Lanka. India's victory was built on a solid opening partnership of 133, after impressive seam bowling from the Sri Lankans had restricted Shastri and Sidhu to 67 from the first 25 overs. They almost doubled that score in the next five overs of spin, and Tendulkar enlivened proceedings with a 22-ball 36 (three fours and two sixes, both off Labrooy). As the innings closed Shastri reached his hundred, which had taken 147 balls and included twelve fours and a six. Sri Lanka's run-chase centred around the brilliance of De Silva. After early setbacks, when three batsmen fell for 21 runs, his stand of 94 with Tillekeratne looked like putting the match in the balance. However, the rising run-rate proved too much for him, and he was out soon after completing his maiden century in one-day internationals, from 118 balls.
Infosacten Report : Sachin played a blistering innings in this match by scoring quick 36 runs in 22 balls which included three 4's and two 6's.
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╠═•MS Atapattu made his ODI debut in this match.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 1 December 1990
Venue: Vidarbha Cricket Association Ground, Nagpur
Result: India won by 19 runs
Series: Sri Lanka in India ODI Series
ScoreCard: http://www.cricinfo.com/ci/engine/match/64361.html
Match Analysis: Toss: Sri Lanka. India's victory was built on a solid opening partnership of 133, after impressive seam bowling from the Sri Lankans had restricted Shastri and Sidhu to 67 from the first 25 overs. They almost doubled that score in the next five overs of spin, and Tendulkar enlivened proceedings with a 22-ball 36 (three fours and two sixes, both off Labrooy). As the innings closed Shastri reached his hundred, which had taken 147 balls and included twelve fours and a six. Sri Lanka's run-chase centred around the brilliance of De Silva. After early setbacks, when three batsmen fell for 21 runs, his stand of 94 with Tillekeratne looked like putting the match in the balance. However, the rising run-rate proved too much for him, and he was out soon after completing his maiden century in one-day internationals, from 118 balls.
Infosacten Report : Sachin played a blistering innings in this match by scoring quick 36 runs in 22 balls which included three 4's and two 6's.
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╠═•MS Atapattu made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•RJ Shastri got MOM for his knock of 101 from 147 balls alongwith a wicket in 3 overs giving off just 13 runs that helped India to a victory.
╠═•After this match India led the 3-match series 1-0.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 7
Sachin's Score: 31
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 1-0-10-0 (Econ : 10.00)
Date: 20 July 1990 (55 over match)
Venue: Trentbridge, Nottingham, England
Result: India won by 5 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Series: Texaco Trophy
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The Indian batsmen revelled gloriously in ideal batting conditions; England's failed to do them, or themselves, justice. Gooch lost his off stump in the fourth over, offering no stroke to an in-swinger, and Gower and Lamb had been run out by the twentieth over. Smith gave the innings its purpose, reaching fifty from 42 balls and thumping most of the eleven fours in his 103 (105 balls). Admirable partnerships with Atherton and Russell made the scorecard read 246 when he got out @ the 49th over. The remaining 5 managed only 35. Cameos from Sidhu, Vengsarkar, Shastri and a patient knock from Manjrekar held India's hopes together. India required 145 from the last twenty overs, and Tendulkar scored 31 from 26 balls adding 63 in seven overs with the felicitous Azharuddin, who went on to score 63 from 44 balls as India again won with two overs in hand.
Infosacten Report : Sachin came to bat when India required 95 runs and played some outrageous shots while adding 63 in seven overs with Azharuddin. Sachin bowled his first ever over in an ODI match. Incidentally, he happens to bowl medium pace that time
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╠═• India won the series 2-0 with this match
╠═•The defeat was England's tenth in their last eleven completed one-day internationals.
╠═•R.A. Smith got the MoM for his knock of 103 from 105 balls that helped India reached a respectable total. Men of the Series: England- R. C. Russell; India- M. Azharuddin.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: 1-0-10-0 (Econ : 10.00)
Date: 20 July 1990 (55 over match)
Venue: Trentbridge, Nottingham, England
Result: India won by 5 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Series: Texaco Trophy
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The Indian batsmen revelled gloriously in ideal batting conditions; England's failed to do them, or themselves, justice. Gooch lost his off stump in the fourth over, offering no stroke to an in-swinger, and Gower and Lamb had been run out by the twentieth over. Smith gave the innings its purpose, reaching fifty from 42 balls and thumping most of the eleven fours in his 103 (105 balls). Admirable partnerships with Atherton and Russell made the scorecard read 246 when he got out @ the 49th over. The remaining 5 managed only 35. Cameos from Sidhu, Vengsarkar, Shastri and a patient knock from Manjrekar held India's hopes together. India required 145 from the last twenty overs, and Tendulkar scored 31 from 26 balls adding 63 in seven overs with the felicitous Azharuddin, who went on to score 63 from 44 balls as India again won with two overs in hand.
Infosacten Report : Sachin came to bat when India required 95 runs and played some outrageous shots while adding 63 in seven overs with Azharuddin. Sachin bowled his first ever over in an ODI match. Incidentally, he happens to bowl medium pace that time
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╠═• India won the series 2-0 with this match
╠═•The defeat was England's tenth in their last eleven completed one-day internationals.
╠═•R.A. Smith got the MoM for his knock of 103 from 105 balls that helped India reached a respectable total. Men of the Series: England- R. C. Russell; India- M. Azharuddin.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 6
Sachin's Score: 19
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 July 1990 (55-over match)
Venue: Headingley, Leeds
Result: India won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Series: Texaco Trophy
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The touring side won comfortably after their bowlers, under-rated in the pre-match forecasts, had dismissed England for 229 inside 55 overs. Gooch was beaten by cleverly disguised flight in Shastri's fifth over and Kumble bowled Gower with a ball that turned a long way, then undid Smith with bounce in his next over, England found themselves 142 for four with thirteen overs remaining. Their next six wickets managed 87, with the last four falling in fifteen deliveries. Although the pitch was on the slow side for one-day batting, all credit was due to the Indian bowlers. India lost Raman to the first legitimate ball of their innings. Thereafter they coasted along. Sidhu was out just before tea; Manjrekar and Azharuddin added 68 in ten overs, and finally Shastri hit four fours in his 23 to hurry India to victory with two overs to spare.
Infosacten Report : Tendulkar roused the crowd by driving Hemmings straight for six, just after tea. This also happens to be his first six in this format of the game. He scored 19 from 35 balls @ SR - 54.28 comprising 1 four and 1 six.
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╠═•MA Atherton made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•After this match India led the 2-match series 1-0.
╠═• Kumble got his first Man of the Match award for his 2 wickets
Photos: Kapil Dev in action....
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 July 1990 (55-over match)
Venue: Headingley, Leeds
Result: India won by 6 wickets (with 12 balls remaining)
Series: Texaco Trophy
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The touring side won comfortably after their bowlers, under-rated in the pre-match forecasts, had dismissed England for 229 inside 55 overs. Gooch was beaten by cleverly disguised flight in Shastri's fifth over and Kumble bowled Gower with a ball that turned a long way, then undid Smith with bounce in his next over, England found themselves 142 for four with thirteen overs remaining. Their next six wickets managed 87, with the last four falling in fifteen deliveries. Although the pitch was on the slow side for one-day batting, all credit was due to the Indian bowlers. India lost Raman to the first legitimate ball of their innings. Thereafter they coasted along. Sidhu was out just before tea; Manjrekar and Azharuddin added 68 in ten overs, and finally Shastri hit four fours in his 23 to hurry India to victory with two overs to spare.
Infosacten Report : Tendulkar roused the crowd by driving Hemmings straight for six, just after tea. This also happens to be his first six in this format of the game. He scored 19 from 35 balls @ SR - 54.28 comprising 1 four and 1 six.
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╠═•MA Atherton made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•After this match India led the 2-match series 1-0.
╠═• Kumble got his first Man of the Match award for his 2 wickets
Photos: Kapil Dev in action....
Sachin's ODI Match No. 5
Sachin's Score: 20
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 27 April 1990
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result:Pakistan won by 26 runs
Series: Austral-Asia Cup
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. India's second successive defeat cost them a place in the semi-finals. Needing 236 to win, they were bowled out in the 47th over, having succumbed at vital stages to the pace of Waqar Younis. The only batting of note came from their captain, Azharuddin, whose unbeaten 78 from 98 balls included two sixes. Pakistan's innings was established by Salim Yousuf, who had been promoted to open the batting and hit a calculated 62.
Infosacten Report : Imran got Sachin's wicket at a crucial stage when the Azhar-Sachin pair were streaming ahead with a 50+ partnership.
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╠═• India's dreams of going into the semis crashed with this defeat
╠═•Waqar Younis got the MoM for his vital pace attack picking 4 wickets @ an econ of 4.2
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 27 April 1990
Venue: Sharjah Cricket Association Stadium
Result:Pakistan won by 26 runs
Series: Austral-Asia Cup
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. India's second successive defeat cost them a place in the semi-finals. Needing 236 to win, they were bowled out in the 47th over, having succumbed at vital stages to the pace of Waqar Younis. The only batting of note came from their captain, Azharuddin, whose unbeaten 78 from 98 balls included two sixes. Pakistan's innings was established by Salim Yousuf, who had been promoted to open the batting and hit a calculated 62.
Infosacten Report : Imran got Sachin's wicket at a crucial stage when the Azhar-Sachin pair were streaming ahead with a 50+ partnership.
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╠═• India's dreams of going into the semis crashed with this defeat
╠═•Waqar Younis got the MoM for his vital pace attack picking 4 wickets @ an econ of 4.2
Sachin's ODI Match No. 4
Sachin's Score: 10
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 25 April 1990
Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Result: Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)
Series: Austral-Asia Cup 1989/90
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Match Analysis: Toss: Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankans, having required 55 off the last five overs, won with four balls remaining, thanks to a spectacular unbeaten 85 off 77 balls by their captain, Ranatunga (three sixes, four fours). At 134 for six in the 36th over, his side's challenge was in the balance, but a seventh-wicket partnership of 69 from 66 balls with Ratnayake set up a final assault which produced 44 runs in twenty deliveries.
Infosacten Report : Sachin scored 10 from 12 balls @ S.R. - 83.33. This was the first time that Sachin got run out in ODIs
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╠═•Anil Kumble made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•Tendulkar took his first catch in this match.
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 25 April 1990
Venue: Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Result: Sri Lanka won by 3 wickets (with 4 balls remaining)
Series: Austral-Asia Cup 1989/90
Score Card: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: Sri Lanka. The Sri Lankans, having required 55 off the last five overs, won with four balls remaining, thanks to a spectacular unbeaten 85 off 77 balls by their captain, Ranatunga (three sixes, four fours). At 134 for six in the 36th over, his side's challenge was in the balance, but a seventh-wicket partnership of 69 from 66 balls with Ratnayake set up a final assault which produced 44 runs in twenty deliveries.
Infosacten Report : Sachin scored 10 from 12 balls @ S.R. - 83.33. This was the first time that Sachin got run out in ODIs
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╠═•Anil Kumble made his ODI debut in this match.
╠═•Tendulkar took his first catch in this match.
Sachin's ODI Match No. 3
Sachin's Score: 36
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 06 March 1990
Venue: Basin Reserve, Wellington
Result: India won by 1 run
Series: Rothmancup Triangular Series
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The match was reduced by rain to 49 overs a side. On a murky morning, India batted first in a typical Wellington wind. They profited from a fluent partnership between Prabhakar and Manjrekar, which provided 58 for the second wicket. Azharuddin produced his usual magic, Tendulkar contributed 36 from 39 balls, and Kapil Dev, who had not batted well throughout the tour, was at his best in hitting 46 from 38 deliveries. New Zealand made a laboured start, but Greatbatch and Rutherford put on 80 for the fourth wicket at a rate which argued that New Zealand would win at a canter. The ensuing collapse, however, left Hadlee trying to win the game single-handed. So well did he counter-attack that New Zealand needed 11 runs to win from the last over, with two wickets in hand. Hadlee hit 4, 2, 2, but Snedden was run out off the fourth ball, which produced a single. Kapil Dev then bowled the perfect yorker as Hadlee tried to hit the winning runs.
Infosacten Report : After 2 consecutive ducks, Sachin scored a match winning 36 comprising 5 fours. India was crumbling at 93/4 when Manjrekar got out and Sachin along with Azhar and Kapil Dev, ensured India reached a respectable total. Sachin was dropped for the next match of the tri-angular series which India lost and eventually made their way out for the race for the Trophy
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╠═• Rain stopped play after 45.3 overs of the India innings. Match reduced to 49 overs per side upon resumption.
╠═• After the match, the points table read Australia - 4, India - 2, New Zealand - 2. Australia won the cup beating new zealand in the finals.
╠═• Kapil Dev got the MoM for his all round performance (38 ball 46 and 2 wickets)
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 06 March 1990
Venue: Basin Reserve, Wellington
Result: India won by 1 run
Series: Rothmancup Triangular Series
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: Toss: India. The match was reduced by rain to 49 overs a side. On a murky morning, India batted first in a typical Wellington wind. They profited from a fluent partnership between Prabhakar and Manjrekar, which provided 58 for the second wicket. Azharuddin produced his usual magic, Tendulkar contributed 36 from 39 balls, and Kapil Dev, who had not batted well throughout the tour, was at his best in hitting 46 from 38 deliveries. New Zealand made a laboured start, but Greatbatch and Rutherford put on 80 for the fourth wicket at a rate which argued that New Zealand would win at a canter. The ensuing collapse, however, left Hadlee trying to win the game single-handed. So well did he counter-attack that New Zealand needed 11 runs to win from the last over, with two wickets in hand. Hadlee hit 4, 2, 2, but Snedden was run out off the fourth ball, which produced a single. Kapil Dev then bowled the perfect yorker as Hadlee tried to hit the winning runs.
Infosacten Report : After 2 consecutive ducks, Sachin scored a match winning 36 comprising 5 fours. India was crumbling at 93/4 when Manjrekar got out and Sachin along with Azhar and Kapil Dev, ensured India reached a respectable total. Sachin was dropped for the next match of the tri-angular series which India lost and eventually made their way out for the race for the Trophy
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╠═• Rain stopped play after 45.3 overs of the India innings. Match reduced to 49 overs per side upon resumption.
╠═• After the match, the points table read Australia - 4, India - 2, New Zealand - 2. Australia won the cup beating new zealand in the finals.
╠═• Kapil Dev got the MoM for his all round performance (38 ball 46 and 2 wickets)
Sachin's ODI Match No. 2
Sachin's Score: 0
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 01 March 1990
Venue: Carisbrook, Dunedin
Result:New Zealand won by 108 runs
Series: Rothmancup Triangular Series
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Match Analysis: At Dunedin, March 1. New Zealand won by 108 runs. Toss: India. Early rain reduced the game to 47 overs a side. New Zealand, put in on a pitch of low bounce, might have struggled, but Crowe and Rutherford added 152, a New Zealand record for the fourth wicket in one-day internationals. Crowe was full of confidence and Rutherford played a particularly entertaining innings, scoring 78 not out from 75 balls, with five fours and a six. India made a depressing start, due primarily to Morrison, and never recovered. Thomson took three wickets at minimal cost.
Infosacten Report : Another duck in this match, but that didnt trouble the master as he went on to score a match winning 36 in his next match
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╠═• 5 players made their debut in this match - SLV Raju and AS Wassan (India); GR Larsen, SJ Roberts and SA Thomson (New Zealand)
╠═• Rothmancup Triangular Series was between Australia, India and New Zealand and Australia went on to win the cup
╠═• Crowe was the Player of the Match for his 78 of 75 balls that bolstered NZ's score
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 01 March 1990
Venue: Carisbrook, Dunedin
Result:New Zealand won by 108 runs
Series: Rothmancup Triangular Series
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Match Analysis: At Dunedin, March 1. New Zealand won by 108 runs. Toss: India. Early rain reduced the game to 47 overs a side. New Zealand, put in on a pitch of low bounce, might have struggled, but Crowe and Rutherford added 152, a New Zealand record for the fourth wicket in one-day internationals. Crowe was full of confidence and Rutherford played a particularly entertaining innings, scoring 78 not out from 75 balls, with five fours and a six. India made a depressing start, due primarily to Morrison, and never recovered. Thomson took three wickets at minimal cost.
Infosacten Report : Another duck in this match, but that didnt trouble the master as he went on to score a match winning 36 in his next match
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═• 5 players made their debut in this match - SLV Raju and AS Wassan (India); GR Larsen, SJ Roberts and SA Thomson (New Zealand)
╠═• Rothmancup Triangular Series was between Australia, India and New Zealand and Australia went on to win the cup
╠═• Crowe was the Player of the Match for his 78 of 75 balls that bolstered NZ's score
Sachin's ODI Match No. 1
Sachin's Score: 0
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 December 1989 (20-over match)
Venue: Municipal Stadium, Gujranwala
Result: Pakistan won by 7 runs
Series: Pakistan led the 3-match series 1-0 (1 abandoned)
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: At Gujranwala, December 18. Toss: India (decided to bat first). Pakistan won by 7 runs. With poor light precluding a start till past lunch, the match was reduced to twenty overs a side, but India bowled only sixteen in the allotted 85 minutes. Saeed Anwar, the young left-hander recalled to the Pakistan side, was the only one of their batsmen to shine, lifting the ball cleanly to hit four fours and two sixes. Although the target was a moderate one, in the swinging and seaming conditions Pakistan's four-man pace attack struck at regular intervals and pushed India behind the asking-rate. Fine catching in the outfield accounted for some of the Indian batsmen as they attempted over-ambitious strokes under pressure.
Infosacten Report : Inspite of a duck in his first ever match, Sachin went on to become one of the greatest players, the game has ever produced :-)
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╠═• Along with Sachin, SA Ankola and V Razdan made their debut in this match
╠═• Saeed Anwar was the Player of the Match for his 42 of 32 balls
Sachin's Bowling Figures: DNB
Date: 18 December 1989 (20-over match)
Venue: Municipal Stadium, Gujranwala
Result: Pakistan won by 7 runs
Series: Pakistan led the 3-match series 1-0 (1 abandoned)
ScoreCard: Click Here!
Match Analysis: At Gujranwala, December 18. Toss: India (decided to bat first). Pakistan won by 7 runs. With poor light precluding a start till past lunch, the match was reduced to twenty overs a side, but India bowled only sixteen in the allotted 85 minutes. Saeed Anwar, the young left-hander recalled to the Pakistan side, was the only one of their batsmen to shine, lifting the ball cleanly to hit four fours and two sixes. Although the target was a moderate one, in the swinging and seaming conditions Pakistan's four-man pace attack struck at regular intervals and pushed India behind the asking-rate. Fine catching in the outfield accounted for some of the Indian batsmen as they attempted over-ambitious strokes under pressure.
Infosacten Report : Inspite of a duck in his first ever match, Sachin went on to become one of the greatest players, the game has ever produced :-)
Other Facts/Trivias/Articles:
╠═• Along with Sachin, SA Ankola and V Razdan made their debut in this match
╠═• Saeed Anwar was the Player of the Match for his 42 of 32 balls
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