Sachin Tendulkar's Ranji Trophy Career at a glance

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Sachin Tendulkar in Ranji Trophy
Performance in each match
Start Date
Opponents
Venue
Batting
Bowling
Fielding
10-12-1988
Gujarat
Mumbai WS
100*
17-12-1988
Saurashtra
Rajkot
58 & 89
31-12-1988
Baroda
Thana
17
0-11
14-01-1989
Maharashtra
Aurangabad
81 & 4*
03-02-1989
Hyderabad
Secunderabad
59 & 15
17-02-1989
Uttar Pradesh
Mumbai WS
7 & 75
03-03-1989
Delhi
Mumbai WS
78
0-12 & 0-20
1 ct
02-02-1991
Madhya Pradesh
Indore
69
dnb & 0-7
1 ct
16-04-1991
Delhi
Delhi
82 & 125
0-4 & 0-36
24-04-1991
Hyderabad
Mumbai WS
70 & 88
0-65 & 0-9
1 ct
03-05-1991
Haryana
Mumbai WS
47 & 96
0-23
1 ct
01-12-1993
Baroda
Vadodara GSF
50
1 ct
08-12-1993
Maharashtra
Thana
138
0-13
1 ct
24-12-1993
Gujarat
Ahmedabad
13
dnb & 0-18
2 cts
31-12-1993
Saurashtra
Mumbai WS
12 & 80*
0-12
3 cts
15-01-1995
Baroda
Mumbai RCF
175 & 97
0-8 & 0-0
21-01-1995
Gujarat
Mumbai WS
30
2 cts
26-02-1995
Tamil Nadu
Mumbai WS
166
2 cts
12-03-1995
Uttar Pradesh
Mumbai WS
109
0-3
2 cts
27-03-1995
Punjab
Mumbai WS
140 & 139
0-7 & 0-22
13-12-1995
Gujarat
Valsad
31
0-14
6 cts
21-12-1995
Baroda
Vadodara GSF
18 & 19*
0-6 & 1-8
1 ct
10-01-1996
Maharashtra
Thana
81 & 151
0-20
06-11-1997
Gujarat
Valsad
177
05-02-1998
Railways
Mumbai WS
95
0-2
14-02-1998
Orissa
Mumbai WS
135
0-4
23-11-1998
Gujarat
Mumbai WS
35
dnb & 0-15
3 cts
11-04-2000
Tamil Nadu
Mumbai WS
233* & 13*
0-46
19-04-2000
Hyderabad
Mumbai WS
53 & 128
0-0 & 0-38
5 cts
23-12-2000
Baroda
Mumbai MI
108 & 5
dnb & 1-13
1 ct
02-02-2007
Bengal
Mumbai WS
105 & 43
dnb & 0-10
04-01-2009
Saurashtra
Chennai
122*
12-01-2009
Uttar Pradesh
Hyderabad RG
0 & 4
dnb & 0-3
1 ct
02-11-2012
Railways
Mumbai WS
137
2 cts
06-01-2013
Baroda
Mumbai WS
108 & 9
1 ct
16-01-2013
Services
Delhi Palam
56
26-01-2013
Saurashtra
Mumbai WS
22
Batting – year by year
Year
Mts
Inns
NO
Runs
Hs
Avg
100
50
1988
3
4
1
264
100*
88.00
1
2
1989
4
7
1
319
81
53.16
0
4
1991
4
7
0
577
125
82.42
1
5
1993
4
5
1
293
138
73.25
1
2
1995
7
10
1
924
175
102.66
5
1
1996
1
2
0
232
151
116.00
1
1
1997
1
1
0
177
177
177.00
1
0
1998
3
3
0
265
135
88.33
1
1
2000
3
6
2
540
233*
135.00
3
1
2007
1
2
0
148
105
74.00
1
0
2009
2
3
1
126
122*
63.00
1
0
2012
1
1
0
137
137
137.00
1
0
2013
3
4
0
195
108
48.75
1
1
TOTAL
37
55
7
4197
233*
87.43
18
18
Career highlights

Sachin made his Ranji debut against Gujarat in December 1988 at the age of 15 years 230 days and scored an unbeaten 100, becoming the youngest Indian to score a hundred on first-class debut.

Sachin’s batting average of 87.43 is the highest for any batsman playing 50 innings in Ranji Trophy.

Among all batsmen who have scored at least 5 hundreds in Ranji Trophy, Sachin Tendulkar’s innings per hundred ratio of 3.06 is the second best after Vijay Merchant who scored a hundred every 2.94 innings.

Sachin is the quickest to race to 3,000 & 4,000 run marks in Ranji Trophy, taking only 38 and 51 innings respectively to do so.

Venkatapathy Raju dismissed Sachin Tendulkar on most occasions in Ranji Trophy – thrice. Six other bowlers dismissed him twice each.

Sanjay Manjrekar has been Sachin’s most prolific partner in Ranji Trophy. The pair added 915 runs in 10 inns together (avg 101.66) with 5 century stands. Sachin also had 5 century stands with Vinod Kambli in Ranji Trophy.

Sachin has been dismissed for a duck only once in Ranji Trophy. That was in 2008-09 Ranji final off the bowling of Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

Mumbai never lost whenever Sachin scored a hundred in Ranji Trophy. In fact out of his 36 scores of 50+ only one came in a loss (v Haryana,1990-91 final).

Sachin played more than half of his matches at one ground - Mumbai Wankhede -  19 to be precise. He aggregated 2353 runs (avg 98.04) with 11 hundreds and 8 fifties.

source: bcci.tv

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