OBJECTIVE

To seek career challenges keeping in view my past achievements and future goals. And to set new
industry benchmarks in everything I Endeavour.

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

International Cricketer: Indian National Cricket Team [1989 onwards]

First Class Cricketer: Mumbai, West Zone, Yorkshire [1988 onwards]

Junior Cricketer: Shard Ashram School, Bombay U-15, West Zone U-15 [1985-1988].

LEADERSHIP EXPERIENCE

Indian Cricket Team: 1996-1997; 1999-2000.

Others: Mumbai, West Zone, Mumbai Indians, etc. [Various Times]

KEY OPERATIONS &MISSIONS UNDERTAKEN

664* — enough said. [Mumbai, 1988]

114* — Rescue mission against Spiteful Yellow Men on Green Earth. [Perth, 1991]

523 runs — Mission My World Cup. [India, 1996]

155* — Operation Deflate Warne [Chennai, 1998]

143 & 134 — Operation Desert Storm [Sharjah, 1998]

136 — Rescue Mission against the Vile Green Warriors on Dusty Earth [Chennai, 1999]

98 — Operation Tame Vile Green Warriors [Centurion, 2003]

672 runs — Mission My World Cup II. [South Africa, 2003]

241* and 60* — Mission Avoid Cover Drive [Sydney, 2004]

117* and 93 — Operation Slay Goliath [Sydney & Brisbane, 2008]

103* — Mission Heal Mumbai [Chennai, 2008]

200* — Mt 200 [Gwalior 2010]

OTHER MAJOR INITIATIVES

122 — Mission Hold The Empire [Edgbaston, 1996]

126 — Operation Protect Final Frontier [Chennai, 2001]

117 — Operation Kings of Queens Park [Port of Spain, 2002]

193 — Mission Conquer Leeds [Leeds, 2002]

194* — Mission Sultan of Multan [Multan, 2004]

111* — Half-centurion in Centurion [Centurion, 2010]

CRISIS MANAGEMENT EXPERTISE

119* — Operation Bat Till Bedtime [Manchester, 1990]

82 — Mission Find New Opener [Christchurch, 1993]

1-0-3-0 — Operation Hold South Africa [Kolkata, 1993]

169 — Operation Counterattack [Cape Town, 1996]

140* — Operation This Is For You, Father [Bristol, 1999]

175 — Mission Save Series [Hyderabad, 2009]

KEY ACHIEVEMENTS

Hundreds on Ranji Trophy, Duleep Trophy and Irani Trophy debut.

India‟s youngest Test and ODI cricketer at age 16 years, 207 days.

Most runs in Tests and ODIs (14,513 and 17,598).

Most hundreds in Tests and ODIs (50 and 46).

Most ODI appearances (442)

Most Tests appearances (175).

20 hundreds against Australia, the best team of my era.

1894 runs and 9 hundreds in ODIs in 1998, a record.

7 Test hundreds and 1543 Test runs in 2010, an Indian record.

1796 runs in five World Cups.

Only cricketer with the 150 wickets and 15,000 runs „double‟ in ODIs.

First cricketer to score 40 and 50 Test hundreds.

First cricketer to score 20, 30 and 40 ODI hundreds.

OTHER BUSINESS INTERESTS

I have interests in the food and beverages industry. I partly own two restaurants in Mumbai:

Tendulkar‟s (Colaba, 2002).

Sachin‟s (Mulund, 2004). Sachin Tendulkar

Sachin Tendulkar, Bandra, Mumbai, India.

EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION

PhD in Cricket.

Secondary School, Shardashram Vidhya Mandir, Mumbai.

PATENTS
I’ve mastered nearly every cricket stroke in the book, but have a special reputation for these.

The Thunderous Bowler-Decapitating Straight Drive

Back-foot Punch Through Cover

Acute Paddle Sweep

Slog Sweep Against Turning Leg-Break

Effortless Wristy Flick Through Square Leg

Point-Killing Square Cut
 PASSIONS
Cars & Racing: I love fast driving. I also own a Ferrari 360 Modena.

Food: I am a foodie with a fondness for seafood.

Music: I enjoy collecting music. Some of my favorites are Kishore Kumar, Mark Knopfler, MLTR.

AWARDS

Arjuna Award [1994]

Wisden Cricketer of the Year: [1997]

Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna [1997-98]

Padma Shri [1999]

Player of the Tournament, World Cup [2003]

ICC Gary Sobers Trophy for Cricketer of The Year [2010]

ICC World ODI XI: 2004, 2007, 2008

ICC World Test XI: 2009, 2010

Rajiv Gandhi Award for Sports [2005]

Padma Vibhushan [2008]
 Man of Match Awards: 74

ODIs: 61 times

Tests: 14 times
 Man of the Series Awards: 19

ODIs: 15

Tests: 5

MAJOR CITATIONS

“AB, this little prick will make more runs than you.” — Merv Hughes to Allan Border. [1991]

“This kid bats just like I did.” — Donald Bradman, World Greatest Batsman. Ever. [1998]

“I'll be going to bed having nightmares of Sachin just running down the wicket and belting
me back over the head for six.

He is the best batsman I‟ve ever bowled to.” — Shane Warne, World‟s Greatest Leg
Spinner. [1998]

“Shit, I‟m sick of this *$#%!” — Michael Kasprowicz, Australia‟s Fast Bowler. [1998]

“He will end up with 50 tons in each form of the game.” —Wasim Akram, World‟s Greatest
Left-arm Pacer. [2002]

“Jaanta hai tooney kiska catch chhoda hai?” — Wasim Akram to Abdul Razzaq. [2003]

“All we need is 11 Sachins.” — Paul Strang, Zimbabwe Leg Spinner. [1996]

“Cricket is our religion, Sachin is our god.” — [Repeated ad nauseum by millions of fans].

“Nothing bad can happen to us if we‟re on a plane in India with Sachin Tendulkar on it.” —
Hashim Amla, South Africa

Batsman. [2004]

“The archives recall not one single incriminating incident, not one drunken escapade, not
one reported affair, not one spat

with a team-mate or reporter. As Matthew Parris wondered of Barack Obama in these pages
recently, is he human?” —

Michael Atherton, Former England Captain. [2008]

“I have seen God; he bats at No. 4 for India.” — Matthew Hayden, Australia Opener. [2008]

“There will never be another Sachin.” — Muttiah Muralitharan, World‟s Most Successful
Bowler. [2009]

“If I‟ve to bowl to Sachin, I‟ll bowl with my helmet on. He hits the ball so hard.” Dennis Lille,
Cricket‟s McEnroe & Fast

Bowling Legend. [Undated]

“Tendulkar is the best batsmen in the world ahead of Steve Waugh and Lara.” — Glenn
McGrath, Australia‟s Most

Successful Pace Bowler. [Undated]

“Sachin is a genius. I‟m a mere mortal.” — Brian Lara, Tendulkar‟s Greatest Frenemy.
[Undated]

“I haven‟t seen Bradman playing, but I have seen Sachin. To me, he himself is a milestone,
and the best cricketer in the

world.” — Sourav Ganguly, India‟s most successful captain

“Sachin Tendulkar has been the most complete batsman of his time, and arguably the
biggest cricket icon as well.” —

Sambit Bal, Editor, CricinfoSachin Tendulkar: Curriculum Vitae

Sachin Tendulkar, Bandra, Mumbai, India.

MAJOR BIOGRAPHIES

Sachin: The Story of the World's Greatest Batsman [by Gulu Ezekiel]

The A to Z of Sachin Tendulkar [by Gulu Ezekiel]

Sachin Tendulkar — A Definitive Biography [by Vaibhav Purandare]

Sachin Tendulkar — Masterful [by Peter Murray, Ashish Shukla]

Tendulkar Opus [by Opus Media Group]

COVERAGE MEDIA
Are you kidding me?

LANGUAGE SKILLS
Fluent in English, Hindi and Marathi.
 PERSONAL DETAILS
Date of birth: April 24, 1973

Hometown: Mumbai

Family: Wife Anjali, daughter Sara, son Arjun.

Earnings Approximately Rs 60 crore annually (That’s Rs 600,000,000 or USD 13 million or GBP 7.8
million or Euro 8.7 million).