Sachin Tendulkar the 'God of Cricket' completed 15,000 Test runs to energy India's hopes of winning the first Test against the West indies on Tuesday.
Tendulkar was scored unbeaten on 33 as India reached 152-2 in their second innings at stumps on the third day after being set a challenging 276-run target to win the match on a low, slow pitch.
Tendulkar, needing just one more century to score an unprecedented 100 international hundreds, completed 15,000 runs during his unbeaten 87-ball knock when he took a single off leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo.India now need 124 more runs to win the match with eight wickets in hand.
The master blaster, the world's leading scorer in both Test and one-day cricket, looked at the sky and raised his bat before being congratulated by team-mate Rahul Dravid and all the West Indies players. This is a class of god's innings.
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