Don't compare me with Sir Don Bradman, judge how I served the game - Sachin Tendulkar

[@pennybuxton2639]

Sachin is an unbelievable human ....what an absolute gentleman....

[@pesfans7480]

Hi bro meeting U after 5 years Wats Up

[@sigmamalerules1106]

Sachin is a scammer like all indians

[@wce05308]

sachin is one of those guys that if you didn't know who he was you and you spoke to him you wouldn't realize he was a famous person. very humble.

[@sigmamalerules1106]

But he is Hindu and scammer probably

[@wce05308]

@@asR2424 what?

[@anshulsharma2095]

What an Answer by Sachin -"the great ones are the one who serve the game"

[@stephenlamont2332]

What a great answer!!

[@jannethiebaud1493]

He is a gentleman, and a legend. To compare players from different era's is not something people should do, they were both towers of talent, respectability, decency and love for the game. Sachin's message here is valid always, if the game of Cricket is to be played on well into the future.

[@KonohasOrangeFlash]

Bradman is far better, only Salty Indians who can't accept that the greatest cricketer that ever produced is still nowhere near Bradman, are the ones having trouble accepting

[@pushpargha]

@@KonohasOrangeFlash Nothing salty mate. Just can't compare the cricket in 20's to that of 90s.

[@KonohasOrangeFlash]

@@pushpargha Only Indian fanboys can put the massive, inarguable difference of Bradman's average to everyone else. If Batting was so easy back then, why didn't everyone average around 99? You salty fanboy, literally only Indians believe Sachin is even in the same sentence as Bradman, EVERYONE else KNOWS it's Bradman

[@pushpargha]

@@KonohasOrangeFlash Everyone knows? It seems you know everyone on this planet. Btw if you could use half your brain given to you, you could see and gauge the fact that nowhere have I mentioned anything about Sachin being bigger than Sir Don. Use your senses to atleast not spill hot garbage from your half brain.

[@nitesh.u3987]

@@KonohasOrangeFlash Even sir Don himself said that he remembered himself when he saw Sachin bat. It's you who is sounding salty for not digesting the love the little master is getting. He might not have the stats sir Don had but sir Don played "52" test matches all against England while Sachin played around 200 against countries all around the world. It's really unfair and pointless to compare and criticise players from two eras where cricket was totally different. For me both Sachin and Sir Don are the best

[@Rohan-gd5sy]

Its wrong to compare legends of different eras. Both were equally great.

[@shahriyarharis4887]

No...Don Bradman had higher average in the era where batting was more difficult...larger grounds, less protection.Speaking the truth, Don Bradman was double the better than Sachin...Not only because of his average but also facing difficult conditions.

[@Rohan-gd5sy]

SHAHRIYAR HARIS One can also argue that life of Sir Don was less stressful, cricketing schedules were less demanding, bowling was not as evolved at it was when Sachin played, fielding standards were nowhere closer to the modern day cricket, etc...etc...etc. You dont have parameters except cricketing numbers to judge the two great cricketers of different eras. Hence, I feel people should just thank both these legends for providing fabulous entertainment and look out for greatest in current players.

[@shahriyarharis4887]

+Naughty Narad I agree a little but the bowling was not weak...Some if the greatest bowlers played in that era.

[@Rohan-gd5sy]

SHAHRIYAR HARIS I didn't say bowling was weak. I said, the bowling in Sir Don's era was lesser evolved as compared to the bowling of Tendulkar's Era. For eg: Sir Don didn't encounter reverse swing.

[@tp.blizzard]

As Rohan Bendre said bowling hadn't hadn't evolved yet, back then you couldn't set plans on how to get The Don out as well as when Sachin was playing he was going through those bowling plans like butter! Also The Don played far less tests than Tendulkar because of transport, he was pretty much going through bad form when he wasn't playing, the only transport back then was train or boat which means you would also go through 7 months on a tour and tests weren't limited back then nowadays they are (5) Sachin had to score runs far more quicker as well as The Don could take as long as he wanted. i'm going to stop now as i might be boring you.

[@alankarchatterjee]

Sachin the Goat here no comparison tbh. The bowlers he faced throughout yet his records speaks volumes also his longevity is unmatched. The pressure he had from the fans was unimaginable. Whereas Sir don played bowlers who were farmers & part time cricketer mostly.

[@christopherdale8201]

Sachin Tendulkar is by far and away the best batsman that inter national cricket has seen not to for get Sir Donald Bradman,Gary sobbers,Viv Richards,Barry Richards,Sunil Gavsikar,Imaran Khan,WG Grace and others. But it's the respect Tendulkar shows that makes him a cricket legend to not just India but the World.

[@fhdowntheline1825]

Imran Khan as a batsman in the above list? Looks odd.

[@NishitShukla]

Since when has Imran become an all time great batsman? And if Imran is one, then why not Botham and Kapil?

[@yeanurrahman2104]

Sachin is peerless! His humble manners make him very best as human!

[@oliverdesa7470]

i like sachin for his humility inspite of his greatness. A true legend of the game

[@ranjeevmc]

If a person meet Sachin without knowing him and later when he realised that he meet with one of all time great in sports .. he can’t believe he met a giant in sports .. that much humble sachin is

[@sushantkhanna6915]

What a Humble man he is and how Inspiring he is

[@saadatahmed1887]

He really is a great and a legend and that's why people all around the world loves him not for his cricket but also for his personality. Such a humble guy he is. Heads off to you and Salute to you Tendulkar!

[@bijup.s1933]

Sachin's greatness lies in his humbleness, what a player in modern times under so much pressure, unbelievable 🙏

[@rajjha7895]

Good reply by genius S Tendulkar

[@ivihari]

Such a humble man...

[@TheIkaraCult]

I love those stories where he would dress up in a disguise so he could go and pray without being recognised. He's just a class man.

[@iansmith3457]

I feel a bit for Tendulkar on this one. I searched youtube just now for Bradman and about fourth down on the list it starts comparisons between him and poor Sachin (note no comparison of Bradman with Hobbs, Headley, Sobers, Pollock, Lara etc). Wholly unfair and shows the pressure the guy must have been under throughout his career. You can in all honesty make a case for Sobers being as good a cricketer as Bradman but that’s it. Full stop. Tendulkar never claimed he was better than any of the older greats and it’s genuinely touching to listen to the genuine awe he has for Bradman and Richards. He comes out of this with a lot of credit for me. Wonderful player, good man.

[@pauliewalnuts6734]

Don Bradman is the greatest of all time. No debate at all!

[@b3564]

I think he agreed, flew to his house on his birthday in awe! By the way, right colours, wrong team! UTV

[@abhijitsen7749]

It's very important to understand this message. We are servants of our profession and it's our duty to do our job well and pass it to the next generation.

[@akshaychaturvedi5656]

Great reply Mr.Sachin Tendulkar Legendary Sir Don Bradman Has Batsman.🙏

[@YashKumar-qf2cc]

Before being the greatest player, he is the great human being that's why he's special ❤️

[@hyena131]

Yash Kumar He's a ex cricket player, not a fuccckiing saint. Calm down.

[@shivamp3785]

very true sirji. goodluck sir.

[@Sanzitvilla]

Very well said he served the game very well true gentlemen

[@shrikantchaudhary2614]

I love you LOrd 😍

[@akshaychaturvedi5997]

that why he my favorite batsman Sachin Tendulkar simply the best.🙏

[@srinivaspillai4622]

Well said, spoke with utmost sincerity, kudos to this student of the great game, Cricket.

[@kewljoi]

Sachin has played in all formats and adjusting oneself in all environments is difficult than. Time will tell if time machine is made or technology where you one can see how one is performing with each bowl bowled.

[@drjjk-followyourpassion1789]

*Tendulkars overall test batting average in Indian Victories : 61.94. * In Indian odi wins: avg near 57, strike rate over 90. * Total record 8705 overseas test runs with an avg of 54.75. * 29 test 100s & 36 test 50s in overseas. * 6 100s & more than 10 50s in tournament finals. * 20 times: 150+ score record in tests, in that 11came in overseas. * 62 MOM awards in odis, 14 MOM in tests & 5 MOS in tests. * 6 test double 100s, 3 times he was out in 190+ runs in tests, first odi double hundred ever. * played 664 intnl matches , total 34357 intnl runs. * 200+ intnl wickets. * 100 intnl centuries; ODI 49, Ind won : 33, tie/ draw: 2, lost : 14. Tests: 51, Ind won: 20 , draw: 20, lost; 11. * 96 odi & 68 test 50s , 81 Ist class 100s. * Unique record test batting avg of more than 42 against all test playing nations. * Total record 5946 test runs in Indian victories with an avg of 61.94. * 54.44, avg in tournament finals. * Record 17 100s in chases . * Sachin is the best in all conditions.

[@mohsinahmed6717]

Virat will soon take him over in stats. If he stays as long as sachin.

[@PIYUSH10XYZ]

Don Bradman - Average 99.94

[@anandprasadsharma5067]

100% Agree with u

[@sreeharimeledam1152]

But that's what he said,... Don't judge them with numbers.... How he served the game is more important

[@lalitthapa101]

But you can't really compare players of different eras. Sir Don played in a much different time than Sachin and both have given so much to the sport.

[@clarencemendonca579]

Well said, Sachin.,👍👍👍

[@ballerz0015]

Great respect

[@WestLondonWarrior]

Can we just agree that both players would feature in an all time XI?

[@rabikantganji4888]

Only Sachin can answer like this...Indians r polite anyways. ...God bless u Sachin. ..my hero

[@Neeraj0411]

Polite???? Us???? 😂😂😂

[@AhmadHassaan-]

@@Neeraj0411 aham chup karja bhai pehle Image kharab rehta ha hamare desh ka politeness mai 😂

[@Neeraj0411]

@@AhmadHassaan- kya bolra...sahi se likh

[@vishnuksks00]

Don't compare a legend with another legend it's not fair.

[@en..passant]

Everyone knows that Sir Don Bradman was greatest of all time. 99.94 Average is not a joke ,without helmet,thin bat etc.

[@andregeorge6271]

In Test Cricket Yes but Sachin Overall (Odis ,Tests and wickets)

[@Mirtalha84]

@@andregeorge6271 he played less match if Bradman was alive in Sachin era .Sachin would not be even close to him

[@andregeorge6271]

@@Mirtalha84 Nice Joke.

[@chetanraikar7055]

Both played in different eras, if sir don played in Sachin's era his average would have been way lower

[@shivamp3785]

@@Mirtalha84 grapes are sour boss. there is no "if" zand "would" in cricket.

[@DennisNowland]

A gentleman great ambassador for the game.

[@Kameshwariamma]

love you Sachin

[@indiaop6427]

Best line I don't believe in comparisons real God of Cricket

[@RedDiamondXYZ]

He is too smart. Never said Bradman was better... Bradman has no parallel in cricket.. he is greatest ever to play the game.

[@GOODTHINKER691]

What a way to answer the question.🙏

[@ashiqashi8594]

The God of cricket ❤️

[@thechinmoydeka]

The guy in the back of Master Blaster is so impressed with him. So am I though :-P

[@divyanshusharma2000]

God for a reason 😍💯

[@rajkoka]

His words speak about his work. Purely humble and down to earth guy, that's why the whole world loves him, Sachin...Sachin

[@kinzvfx1848]

He respects people respect

[@rupeshray4995]

Only be expected from the Legend

[@Yah16786Ahmed]

Today players are overloaded with aggression. I hope current superstars can learn from past greats

[@muttleycrew]

Superb response. Played with a straight bat.

[@maverickable8]

Truly a gentleman!

[@Sahil_sk5911]

God is one and he is Sachin😊😊😊😘😘😘😘

[@silvermack8309]

Wish I could like this much more than once. ❤

[@abvll5049]

Bradman was the Sachin of his era.Sachin was the Bradman of his era.Simple

[@ksd3434]

easy to figure out. In his era Don was equal to 2 top order batsman. Never happened again that someone is that much better than the competition.

[@268nikitapandey5]

Sachin ❤️

[@Striking786]

Thats Y Gentle man of Cricket In and Out.

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

I respect and admire tendulkars humble nature but for the world Bradman is the best of them all to have played the game

[@anandprasadsharma5067]

Not world only for AUS .how a player who only play with one team same bowler same condition is great batsman. SACHIN has no comparison . He is GOAT cricketer earth has ever produced

[@shashankshukla8811]

Nope if you think a player needs to play in same conditions in 52 test matches in 2-4 standiums against same average bowling attacks and maintaining avg 99 provided no helmets then revisit ur standards because we could produce tons of bradman but if you wanna reproduce Wasim, Shane, McGrath, Lee, Waqar, Imran, Shoaib, Malinga, murlidharan each name worth a billion wickets and then make one Sachin Tendulkar to thrash then all over the world in all playing conditions with and without helmets as he has seen played and dominated both the eras there is only one 1️⃣ greatest of all time.🕰️

[@dinglyjohnson1788]

couldn't have been better answered

[@clarencemendonca579]

Very cleverly avoided embarrassment. Under the circumstances it was the best answer.

[@ArchismanMozumder]

Tendulkar's response about Bradman ought to have mentioned a few more things. Bradman captained his coutery with great distinction & post WW2, formed an amazing Australian XI & nurtured the team as a senior statesman. He served a long & distinguished tenure in selection committee of Australian Cricket. His commitment to the country & game is matchless.

[@Cricket_nuggets_with_Aditya]

99.96 vs 100 × 100 , in two different eras? Not fair to compare Legends

[@ksharad1932]

still the best .......wisdom improving abundently with age.

[@sn3899]

Sachin tendulkar being a marathi and a mumbaikar and specifically from bandra east.....is my all time favourite batsmen. Such a beautiful craftsman of the game of cricket. Fantastic batsman of all times.

[@AdrianHepburn-vz9yr]

What a credit to India. What a credit to the game. Humble nobility.

[@mithuhati6585]

Leave aside Sachin's cricketing achievements and abilities,he is by far the best gentleman who can talk and behave with such humbleness.There have been better cricketers like Mr.Sangakara,Kallis,Ponting,Hayden ,Steve Waugh,Lara...(he was a humble person)..Sangakara can exclude him from the all time best 11 in tests,but you cannot find any other player of Sachin's on &off field behaviour...

[@akashbehera2618]

Performances are to be viewed from the team’s perspective and then we have an idea of how invaluable their contributions were..

[@v18kgaming52]

Great god

[@dhrumilthaker2876]

Perfect answer

[@AMITAWAGHADE]

Thumbnail showed Dwight Shrute from The Office standing behind Sachin!

[@dannypalmer339]

Sachin Tendulkar the Little Master a Champion in his Own Right ✌🤟

[@rajnikanth7630]

the one and only God of cricket

[@sushilkumargawande5315]

I saw sachin playing ,his retrment and all. I still couldn't decide, weather he is a good player or good humble person? Ofc aftr his retirement not watching cricket at all, my idol is not there. Funny thing is aftr his retrment ,for few months was kind of emptiness feelings somewhere in heart.

[@anindyamitra2269]

As an Indian, I am obviously a very big Sachin fan. But comparisons are so unnecessary. Great players should be appreciated and that should be the end of that. I obviously never saw Donald Bradman play. You could argue he could have been tested more, since fifty test matches is a smaller sample and there was probably less variety in opposition bowling attacks but you just have to accept his average was astonishing, considering no one even in his era was remotely close. He simply must have been a truly unbelievable batsman, no arguments. But then when you think Gary Sobers could do pretty much everything with bat and ball and at a very high level, how can you not be in awe. Ian Chappell says he was the greatest batsman he ever saw, and Ian understands the game better than most. Viv Richards and Brian Lara were probably the most destructive and flamboyant stroke makers ever, real entertainers. I used to think Steven Waugh was an outstanding batsman under pressure, and that is an invaluable quality to possess all be it underrated. Tendulkar had a great career. For the first ten years of his career, when he was at his scintillating best, we were really average and he pretty much carried the Indian batting lineup. But even after his struggles with tennis elbow, his technique was good enough and adaptable enough to allow him to score runs in huge numbers. For me, I have never seen anyone with a better range of shots. I do not think he was the best batsman under pressure, but when people say he never won India matches, that is totally ignorant and untrue as well. He always had to carry the expectations of a billion fanatics. Hence to sum it up, it is better to have favorites rather than compare greats. Each one of them, has brought something unique to he game.

[@anindyamitra2269]

What I meant to say, Sachin was not the at his best while chasing targets. He pretty much batted uder huge pressure through out his career.

[@sachinpatil-nz5vn]

Sachin has highest average in knock out matches... than any other indian batsman....so what point on under pressure first see statistic and then talk

[@bollywoodblockbusters1582]

Sorry to reply you but Sachin played in a era whaere everything was comfoetable except helmets were a bit concern and also bowlers were really fast , but bradman was playing in a era which witnessed the WW2 and also he did not have any trainers,quality bats, pitches of that time are recorded as the worst and also that time players had to multitask and not only play cricket, so bradman has to do all things together along with cricket . Cricket every Ingle day is heading towards batsman favourite , in 1930s till 1990s bowling was ruling , so even in bradman era bowlers were really tough,that time there were no quality cameras and analysation so that time bowlers were not recorded perfectly and analysed , so today’s fuckers say those time bowlers were gully bowlers . But only bradman knows how tough were they, and also cricket boards are not too blind to simply declare bradman is the best , they analysed every aspect and declared he is greatest of all time, one simple example of how tough that time bowlers and pitches is 1936 Aus vs eng , Australia had to reverse their batting order to stay safe from that worst pitch and tough bowlers

[@flamingfrancis]

You did not really think that one, or part of it, out very well. How many Test playing nations were there in the 1930's. When Australia travelled to England how long did the trip take to get there? When not playing Tests Bradman was busy playing Sheffield Shield games Those games frequently had oppositions that were close to Test level. Go and have a look at some of the scores Bradman (and some other Australian greats) compiled in their shield careers.

[@sachin265]

Well my take on this is as follows: Bradman played 52 Tests and additional 182 FC matches in 12 years (1928-38 and 1946-48) in only just England and Australia. Tendulkar played 200 tests, additional 110 FC matches, 464 ODI's and 100+ 20/20 IPL games in 24 years in over 15 countries (include Canada and Singapore in the 90's, Malaysia ('06), UAE etc) and dont forget his 200 international wickets, while Don Bradman never bowled. Don played 33 (65%) tests in Aus and 19 (35%) in England...almost the same weather conditions and pitches in the 1920's and 30's in England and Australia. Can you imagine Tendulkar playing all his 200 tests as 130 Tests (65%) in India and 70 tests (35%) in SriLanka? He would have made 100 hundreds in Tests alone at an average of 90.00 with probably 250- 300 wickets to go with that. Don never knew burden of expectations. Population of Aus in 1930 was 6.4 million people and in 1948 just under 8 million people...and not everyone followed cricket. Crowds were divided between footy (AFL) and cricket. Compare that with 1 billion viewers in India that Tendulkar had to endure. Don only had the radio as primary means of communication in the 1930's (Aus's 1st ever TV broadcast was in Sept 1929, while TV coverage started from the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, long after Don retired). Tendulkar had National TV, Regional TV, Village TV, National Radio, Regional Radio, Village Radio, Mobile phone, Ads, Social Media, Emails etc as means of communication in his era. Don scored 715 runs against India in 5 Tests in 1947 when they were touring Australia. India just gained Independence from the oppressive British Rule few months ago...can you blame them for being thrashed?!? Imagine that Tendulkar played against Saudi Arabia in Delhi, Mumbai, Mohali, Calcutta and Bangalore. Would he not make a 1000 runs batting left handed while being blindfolded? Probably so! So Don's achievement cannot be really seen as a BIG WOW WEE moment! Don played only about 4 Tests/year, i.e. max 20 days of Test cricket in a year! Tendulkar played 8 Tests and 19 ODI's on average per year. That is a max of 59 days of cricket per year either batting or bowling. That is almost 3 times the workload in a career spanning double that of Don Bradman - truly amazing! But I need to concede that fitness levels in the 90's and 2000's were far better than the 1920's and 30's. Don played 23 Tests consecutively against England between Dec 1932 and Feb 1947 scoring 3000 runs and 11 Hundreds @ Avg of 88. Now imagine Tendulkar playing 23 Tests continuously against Australia whether home or away. He would have probably scored more runs (on avg he would have batted 38-40 innings) and same amount of 100's. So did Don really do that well? He did better than his peers surely but in today's modern terms its ok, nothing too great if you play someone 23 times consecutively! Don played against only 4 oppositions in Tests, Tendulkar played against 10 Test playing nations and against 16 countries in ODI's...quite amazing. I can keep going...but Im probably boring you by now! Cheers!

[@9181shreyasbhatt]

+Sachin Tomar well I am not bored, u can go on. Like ur point of view and respect to it. In the end all i can say Don did what he could do in his time and Sachin did what he could in his time. Both r legends.

[@rishinaithani2297]

Sir you are forgetting don's first class games in which he had an average of about 95....it mind sound trivial but its not....just saying:)

[@seansteel3326]

Bradman played during a time when there was no real protective gear for batsmen other than the basic (leg pads, guard and gloves), bowlers had no restrictions on bowling bouncers, and he played against England, which during his time was an incredibly strong team. Comparing them to Sri Lanka is a joke. Also, pitches in Australia and England are quite different. He also played against South Africa and West Indies, not just England. The reason why so little tests were played back then was because of the time it took to travel to other countries. Only way was the ship, which took a good month to go places. Comparing statistics like number of tests played and saying Sachin is better is the equivalent of saying modern bowlers are all much better than bowlers 30 years ago as even an average bowler these days takes over 300 wickets. When you play hundreds of matches it is easy to stack up.

[@sachin265]

Tanvi, you're not paying attention in history or maths classes....depression was in United States, not in Australia. Bradman's career spanned 20 years, while ww2 was for less than 6 years (i.e. less than 30% of his career), so it was not "most his career". Tendulkar had no luxuries. in his teens he played 3 games in a day and practiced more after he got back home dead tired. He was better than his peers and superiors in all formats of the game. He stayed away from match fixing, deep controversy, laziness and confrontation off the field in most of his career. Fame, success, money did not go to his head. He did not get into drinking, smoking, drugs, girls, gambling either at home or overseas. He never ever left his humble self at any stage of his 24-year career. You think this was luxury? Why do you call him a pig? Did he hurt you personally in any way? You should be ashamed.

[@kunalsaxena20]

Bhai Sachin just give her abuses . She is an asshole

[@rawanderer4737]

Sir Don bradman said sachin came closest to his batting style. Sachin doesn't need a bigger compliment than that. Its a pity that we could not see Sir don bat, but we never missed to see Sachin bat.

[@knharsha7]

Why most of the people compare one player to other, not only in cricket or other sports, even in many aspects of life. See, no two persons on this earth face exactly same situations/conditions in his or her life. Now so many people are comparing Virat with Sachin, and making useless comments . On what basis do one can compare them with each other????The people who compare, do they have any justification??? Just look at what he did for his team/country during his time. Don't compare yourself with others and also don't compare any two persons on this earth. Every person on this earth have their own plus and minus. Try to improve your plus and work on your minus. Tell to yourself, " THERE AIN'T NO ONE LIKE ME, EXCEPT ME"

[@connorduke4619]

Top 5 batsmen in cricket history: 1. Bradman 2. Sobers 3. Richards 4. Tendulkar 5. Hobbs

[@ThebestWWE654]

Connor Duke nah tendulkar was better then Richards I agree with everything else

[@KaranSingh-uw5jo]

@@ThebestWWE654 lara is the best

[@lightyagami8645]

@@ThebestWWE654 tendulkar was not better than Richards actually Richards was even better than sobers . In Richard's era , syllabus was as big as Pacific Ocean and in tendualkar's era the syllabus was Atlantic Ocean

[@anakedviking6737]

Tendulkar stats(except for average) are better than everyone else.... That speaks for itself.... There is a reason why he is the GOD OF CRICKET, and everyone else isn't.... Also he played in a much difficult era and environment

[@lightyagami8645]

@@anakedviking6737 and strike rate , sachin simply played way too many matches

[@ray.shoesmith]

"look after the game and set the best possible example" Every Indian cricketer since: "Nah, fk you"

[@grapejuiceboy]

Sachin the god, Bradman God of Gods. I hope this makes it clear.

[@sagar4080]

No! What is clear to me is that you are stupid. God of stupidity!

[@soumyadipbiswas8218]

Then according to you sachin is like beerus sama while bradman is like zeno sama the omni king

[@liberalchuhain1833]

Denver Johnson Sachin father of all gods

[@vanshsharma8205]

Don is the real god while tendulkar is the fake God

[@anakedviking6737]

You are the GOD OF SHIT, bcoz you make shitty analogies without any basic knowledge of game😂😂

[@KeepCalmandLoveClassics]

Simplicity is the key to brilliance! 🏏

[@abdulkhalik9485]

Good shares great Sage Sachin sir Bradman the brad man

[@cooldrram07]

We all know how humble you are Sachin, so we don't expect you to compare urself with Don although we very well know you are the best EVER batsman to walk in the planet, daylight second, rest including Don comes next. Congratulations on a fantastic career buddy..

[@JamesWilson-me8cs]

Smarpie when you say "we" you gotta mean yourself cause Don was superior

[@savitasurana7033]

Smarpie don bradman played in a different time, don't compare

[@cooldrram07]

james wilson: "we" refers to majority of the sensible cricket followers round the globe

[@cooldrram07]

savita surana: yup, don played in an amateur era against amateur opponents, so its unfair comparison with current high standards of the game.. agreed..

[@JamesWilson-me8cs]

Smarpie what in india? Lol. He was nothing compared to the don. Who has the best batting average of all time again? Sachin isnt in the top 20 lol

[@reels5786]

Legends never die

[@praveensharma2359]

The god

[@A.Pheno-Menon]

Well remarked by Sachin!

[@JunedAhme-t9d]

Sachin and allover the world batsmen impossible to compare with Don Bradman

[@VivekSingh-uf5ei]

Cricket is a game of gentleman...

[@sachinpatil-nz5vn]

Don't compare me with sir Don bradman, I never believed in comparisons, i believed more in Player servings the game and sir don serve the game in the 20s,30s and also part of 40s to the best of his ability and people still talk about it,then you had sir Gary,sir Viv,sir gavasaker and no.of Great player and in my farewell speech also my message to my teammates was, look after the game in the best possible manner and set example for the next generation because you never gonna play this sport forever. You only look after in this sport for while and then pass on a wieght into someone else,So make sure that you look after it in the best possible way that people can be proud of you. and thats what i have done. So please stop comparing player with each other.

[@incutter]

Nicely written, just to correct one word 'baton' and not 'weight '

[@ThebestWWE654]

Anyone with cricketing knowledge and general knowledge will know its brad men but people(die hard Indians) will say sachin.

[@sonnykrulezz]

Don't compare me to don bradman ... He was head and shoulders above me....

[@cooldrram07]

Don is certainly head and shoulders above u sarthak.. but we are talking whether he will get anywhere closer to sachin..

[@ashoksasane6242]

@@cooldrram07 was now don is dead

[@lightyagami8645]

@@cooldrram07 don bradman is head and shoulders above sachin and batsmen in the history of this sport .

[@k.k.mishra5707]

@@cooldrram07 lolzz

[@sahilrizvi6583]

@@lightyagami8645 only in test average

[@philipjones4466]

Sachem wasn’t a coward when he played. Read Douglas jardines book on bradman and Peter firths book on him. How he manipulated the English selectors now to pick quick bowlers.

[@maddyg3208]

How does someone from one country manipulate the selectors of an opposition country?

[@vishalsachinist10]

GOD 💫🙏

[@azaanammar3841]

My best players Don Bradman Sachin Babar azam Virat kholi Smith Love from pakistan

[@mractionman7658]

In dons era he had a job outside of cricket, the pitches werent taken care of as much and they didnt have full time trainers like they do now. For Bradman to wht he did was incredible and if he played in this era he would be even better.

[@NishitShukla]

I agree.

[@arunsadasivan1738]

No one is as good as don bradman.

[@himanibansal1444]

You are very lucky for me.

[@kw5732]

Well said

[@rprasad6110]

Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin Sachin

[@leo99991]

Sachin is class

[@TheSidgame]

The comparison can be done only if both players are from the same era.

[@indianidealicon3086]

God Sachin. Sir. Is Unique ,. Incredible Single. Piece. Of. The. Universe

[@charlick2]

No-one compares with Bradman. He was just so much better than anyone who ever played. Tendulkar was about the same standard as Lara and Kallis. Sobers and Hobbs just a little better than that group. But no-one comes near the greatest ball sport player (not just the greatest cricketer) of all time - the Don!