sachin's centuries when india lost in odis,details?
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137 World Cup v SL  in Ind 1995/96 at Delhi\n100 Singer C. v Pak in Sin 1995/96 at Singapore\n110 Singer WS v SL in SL 1996 at Colombo (RPS)\n143 CCC (UAE) v Aus in UAE 1997/98 at Sharjah\n101 ChT (UAE) v SL in UAE 2000/01 at Sharjah\n146 v Zim in Ind 2000/01 at Jodhpur\n101 v SA in SA 2001/02 at Johannesburg\n141 v Pak in Pak 2003/04 at Rawalpindi\n123 v Pak in Ind 2004/05 at Ahmedabad\n100 v Pak in Pak 2005/06 at Peshawar\n\nContrary to normal belief only 10 of Sachin's 39 ODI centuries have come in losing effort.
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5 MATCH TEST SERIES ENDED 0-0 ONLY IN\n\n4 TIMES IN HISTORY. INDIA INVOLVED IN\n\n3 OF THAT AND \n\n2 IN A ROW WITH PAKISTAN.
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March 24, 2006  \n \n \n\n Sachin Tendulkar  \nBorn\nODI Debut\nTest Debut\nBatting Style \nBowling Style \nPlace of Birth \nHeight  :- 24 April, 1973\n:- vs Pakistan at Gujranwala(Pak.), 1989-90 \n:- vs Pakistan at Karachi(Pak.), 1989-90\n:-Right Hand Bat \n:-Right Arm Off Break, Leg Break, Right Arm Medium \n:- Mumbai \n:- 5'5   \nSachin's debut The youngest player to wear a test cap for his country - Sachin Tendulkar was all of 16 years old when he took on the mighty Pakistanis in the first test at Karachi and played alongside some of his childhood heroes on debut. He was able to score only 15 runs in his first innings before he was castled by fellow debutante Waqar Younis. He followed up his first stint on the crease with a masterful 59 runs in the first innings of the second test at Faisalabad. What impressed the members of the cricketing fraternity and the fans alike was the determination with which this young man faced a tough opposition.The signs were all there - Sachin Tendulkar was not a flash in the pan, he had arrived and he was here to stay. He proved that when he slammed a gutsy 55 on a fast green top in the second inns of the 4th test at Sialkot and bailed the Indians out of trouble and helped them save the test match. \n\nSince then Sachin has performed feats that border on the unimaginable in both forms of the game scoring 25 test centuries and 28 one day tons. Every time he walks into bat he carries the hopes of a billion people who look to him as the sole provider of hope in a nation surrounded by gloom, despair and corruption and a nation so incredibly starved of heroes. Sachin is the darling of the masses not just in India but the world over. That was proved when at age 19 he had the unique honour bestowed on him when he was invited as the first overseas player in 130 years by the Yorkshire county in England. He impressed all not only by his immense talent with the bat but also his humility prompting Ex Yorkshire player and a self confessed Sachin fan Geoffrey Boycott to remark, "We'd have him back tomorrow if we could!".
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Wouldn't be surprised if Mahendra Singh Dhoni breaks the record in the forthcoming West Indies tour.\n\nHe almost did it against Sri Lanka ( http://usa.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2005-06/SL_IN_IND/SCORECARDS/SL_IND_ODI3_31OCT2005.html ) but sadly, there weren't enough runs on the board.
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Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar - born 24 April 1973 was rated in an article by Wisden in 2002 as the second greatest Test batsman ever, after Sir Don Bradman. He holds several key batting records, including the most Test centuries, most ODI centuries and the most runs in ODI cricket. He is also the most capped player currently playing international cricket. He received the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, India's highest sporting honour, for 1997-1998, and the civilian award Padma Shri in 1999. Tendulkar was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1997.\n\nNo doubt all the three batsmen mentioned by you are amount the best. Sachin would have gone far with his batting and records but unfortunately he is having one problem or other physically. Still I considr him as best. Lara and ponting are also very good.-
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Man are you from Mars?Or were you in a coma or something?If I have to tell you-\nSachin Ramesh Tendulkar pronunciation (born 24 April 1973) is an Indian cricketer. He holds several batting records, including the most Test centuries and the most one-day international centuries, and was rated in 2002 by Wisden as the second greatest Test batsman ever, after Sir Don Bradman[1]. He received the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, India's highest sporting honour, for 1997-1998, and the civilian award Padma Shri in 1999. Tendulkar was a Wisden Cricketer of the Year in 1997.
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Ricky Ponting. \n\nRicky Ponting has 4 centuries in the 4th innings of a test match.\n\n156 - 2005 England v Australia - 3rd Test (Match drawn)\n143 - 2005-2006 Australia v South Africa - 3rd Test Sydney Cricket Ground  (Aus Wins)\n118 - 2005-2006 Bangladesh v Australia - 1st Test (Aus Wins)\n100* - 2001-2002 South Africa v Australia - 2nd Test\nNewlands (Aus wins)\n\nSo Ricky Ponting has 3 match winning 4th innings centuries.\n\nHope this answes your query.
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Sachin Tendulkar of the Indian team who just scored his 35th test century. he also has the max centuries in one day cricket with 38.
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Oh oh..we are talking about ODIs.\n\n25 January 2003 \nVB Series (2nd Final) v Eng at Melbourne \n\nThe victim was Andrew Caddick\n\nIt was his 55th ODI match
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In Harare 2004, Sri Lanka Bowled  them out to 35 inside 18 overs. Thats their lowest total ever and Lowest total by any international team in ODI's. Chaminda Vass was man of the match for this 4 wickets.\n\nCheck Score card >> http://www.cricinfo.com/db/ARCHIVE/2004/SL_IN_ZIM/SCORECARDS/SL_ZIM_ODI3_25APR2004.html\n\nLowest team totals for zim >> http://www.cricinfo.com/db/STATS/ZIM/TEAM/ODI_LOW_TEAM_TOTALS_BY_ZIM.html
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I am assuming we are talking about ODIs. \n\nAfter SA's last World cup ODI in Kingsmead on 3rd March 2003,  Jacques Kallis has taken 44 wickets. Here's the breakdown:\n\n2003: 11 wickets (After the WC)\n2004: 11 wickets\n2005: 12 wickets\n2006: 10 wickets\n\nIn the WC 2003, Kallis had 3 wickets.
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Here is data in order. \n\nName--Country-No of Centuries\n--------------------------\nSR Tendulkar--Ind--35\nSM Gavaskar--Ind--34\nSR Waugh--Aus--32\nBC Lara--WI--31\nRT Ponting--Aus--30\nDG Bradman--Aus--29\nAR Border--Aus--27\nML Hayden--Aus--26\nGS Sobers--WI--26\nInzamam-ul-Haq--Pak--25\nGS Chappell--Aus--24\nJH Kallis--RSA--24\nIVA Richards--WI--24\nJaved Miandad--Pak--23
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Sachin 35/211 innings/6.02 innings per century\nGavaskar 34/214 innings/6.29 innings per century\nLara 33/229 innings/6.94 innings per century\nS.Waugh 32/260 innings/8.13 innings per century\nPonting 31/175 innings/5.65 innings per century\nBradman 29/80 innings/2.76 innings per century
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Obviously Sachin tendulkar\nHe has heated 1508 fours and 149 sixes in ODI.\nBrian lara is very far from sachin\nHe has scored 935 fours and 110 sixes in ODI.
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offcourse (a) sachin tendulkar
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There is not a big difference in their talent. Lara holds the record of highest number of runs scored in first class cricket, 501 not out and in test cricket,400 not out both in or against England. While Sachin holds the record of most numberof ODI Hundreds 40 and test Hundreds 36 highest ODi runs. The first man to pass 20000 international runs and the list never ends. While looking at their career graph, both had their ups and down. Both went to lead the nation but not very successfully. As a player both are outstanding on a day. They can dominate any attack at any part of the world. Lara being left hander has natural eligance while Sachin is unmatchable. To me Sachin shines better and is better than anybody else today in world cricket. Sachin surpasses Lara in handling pressure. Sachin has entertained huge crowd almost all the time he weared blue dress. He has been there for more than 65 % Indian Victory. He has earned the recognition of Sir Don Bradman who considered Sachin as his next generation.What else? Sachin has never misbehaved out of the field like Lara had outing on beaches of UK and was found lying and having fun with English Models. Sachin never played his part in politics while Lara is responsible for early failures of Carl Hooper as his second innings as captain. Sachin has murdered all bowling attacks but has gained applauds from the same opponents like Shane Warne. Sachin has fullfilled the saying that "Form is temperory but Class is permanent." He is the best batsmen in all forms of cricket. Probably Sir Don in this era would be habing same average as Sachin has. Hence I can bet that he is the best player the world has ever seen. On a given day if not with bat, he will perform with ball. Remember Australians given a treat with 5/32 in One Day  when they toured India in 1998. That day Sachin failed with bat but bowled heroically to win man of the match. With his leg spins, googlies, off cutters slow medium pace, he can bowl according to climate and pitch condition. Did Lara ever bowled consistently as Sachin did? Never. Proteas still can't wipe out from their memeory the magic last over by Sachin in Hero Cup SemiFinal of 1996.Sachin always give more than 100% even if he fails to produce a gem of an inning, one can feel his presence. Today in SA, we are hoping that if Sachin scores, we can revert the history. \nSalute to master craftsman!
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In a single ODI - Saeed Anwar, 196 vs India\n\nOverall top scorer - Sachin Tendulkar