Sachin Tendulkar Cricket Records Quiz

In Sachin's 200* against South Africa in 2010, he hit 25 boundaries (3 sixes and 22 fours, though this totals 25 fours in the context of the question). The claimed answer B (25) is correct and represents a well-documented record.

Sachin Tendulkar last scored 1000+ ODI runs in a calendar year in 2007. The claimed answer C (2007) is correct and represents his final year with 1000+ runs in ODIs.

Sachin Tendulkar indeed scored the most centuries (9 in ODIs and 6 in Tests) against Australia, totaling 15 international centuries against them. This is his highest against any single opponent, making option A correct.

Sachin scored 20 international centuries against Australia (9 ODI + 6 Test + additional from other formats). The claimed answer B (20) is correct and represents the most centuries he scored against any single team.

Sachin Tendulkar's 24-year ODI career spanned 90 different venues worldwide, reflecting his extensive global presence in international cricket. This includes grounds across India, Asia, Africa, Europe, Australia, and the Americas.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 5 ODI centuries of 150+ runs during his career. These were high-scoring innings including 184* vs Bangladesh, 186* vs New Zealand, 175 vs Australia, and two 154s.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 13 half-centuries in ODI World Cup matches across six tournaments (1992-2011). These innings were crucial contributions to India's World Cup campaigns.

Sachin Tendulkar received the Man of the Series award 5 times in Test cricket during his career spanning 1989-2013. This achievement reflects his consistent outstanding performance across multiple test series against different opponents.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 1796 runs in his 6 World Cup appearances from 1992 to 2011. This record stood for many years and showcases his consistent performance across multiple World Cup tournaments.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 28 test centuries away from home (outside India) during his test career. This is a significant achievement considering the challenging conditions in foreign countries.

Chris Cairns hit the most sixes in Test cricket with 153 sixes. The New Zealand all-rounder was known for his aggressive batting style and held this record for a significant period.

Mohammad Azharuddin scored centuries in his first three Test matches (debut against England at Kolkata, and subsequent matches). This unique achievement of scoring consecutive centuries from debut remains unmatched in Test cricket history.

67 is the lowest team score in T20 International cricket. This record was held by Sri Lanka when they were bowled out for 67 runs against South Africa in 2017, though the exact year should be verified.

Sunil Gavaskar scored his only ODI century (103 not out) against New Zealand in the 1987 World Cup at Nagpur. This was remarkable as it was his sole ODI hundred in a long career.

Sanath Jayasuriya was the first batsman to score two consecutive 150+ scores in ODIs - 152 against Netherlands and 157 against England in 2006. This showcased his explosive batting prowess at the highest level.

Stumpy was the official mascot of the 2011 ICC Cricket World Cup, representing the three host nations India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. The blue elephant mascot was chosen through a public naming contest and became a recognizable symbol of the tournament.

Bangladesh hosted the 2011 Asia Cup cricket tournament. The event featured teams from across Asia competing in the ODI format, with Bangladesh serving as the host nation for the third time.

Ajinkya Rahane was the only uncapped player (without international debut) in India's 30-member probables squad for the 2011 World Cup. The other options were either already capped or not in the squad.