It was in August 1994 when a 23-year-old Justin Langer wrote to Sir Don Bradman on how to become a successful Test cricketer.
Tendulkar took to Twitter and post a heartfelt tribute for Bradman and said that the legendary batsman was away from his bat due to the World War 2 yet he has the highest batting average in red-ball cricket.
The vision, available on the NFSA website, shows Bradman striding onto the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) during a testimonial match.
The world’s fourth-ranked batsman has scored 837 runs in five matches, including four centuries, this summer at an incredible average of 119.6.
After becoming 2019's second-highest run-scorer in Tests, Mayank is now eyeing a massive record of Don Bradman.
Mayank Agarwal carried his impressive form in 2019 at home to score his second career double-century in a space of just 44 days
On his 31st birthday, we take a look at Virat Kohli’s glorious career in terms of numbers and where does it place him among the greatest of the game.
On Virat Kohli's 31st birthday, we take a look at all the records that he broke since his 30th birthday en route to becoming a year wiser.
Rohit Sharma continued with his domineering start as India's new Test opener as he scored his maiden double hundred in the format in the third Test against South Africa in Ranchi.
Rohit Sharma broke a plethora of records with his unbeaten 115 as an opener in the first Test against South Africa on Wednesday.
Steve Smith continued his record-breaking spree with 80 off 145 balls against England in the first innings of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
India's legendary former cricketer Sachin Tendulkar paid a heartwarming tribute to Australia's Sir Don Bradman, who is widely regarded as the greatest batsman to have played the game.
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Chappell said Kohli would pass Tendulkar's aggregate with more than one hundred innings to spare and nearly 20 centuries in advance of the Little Master.
Countryman Sachin Tendulkar is third with 130, while Don Bradman managed it in just 68.
For the purposes of this piece, I will restrict the analysis to comparing the Delhi batsman's stats with the greats when they turned 30.
Don Bradman (1993) and Keith Miller (2004) are the other cricketers who had been inducted as 'Legends'.
Master Blaster Sachin Tendulkar took to Twitter to remember the 'Don' as he paid his tribute to the legend of the sport and reminisces about the time he met him.
Virat Kohli is just 130 runs short of becoming the second batsman to score 1,000 or more runs on an international tour.
The 17-year old batsman is currently in New Zealand with the Afghanistan U-19 team for the ICC U-19 Cricket World Cup which is slated to begin on January 13.
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