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March 13, 2008Posted on 03/13/2008 in Indian cricket
'I have all the bats with which I scored my 81 centuries'
"Right from my first tour to Australia in 1991, it has been tough, but fantastic. It was challenging for a 17-18 year-old youngster. The hundred at Perth in 1991 changed me as a player and I felt I had arrived in international cricket," Sachin Tendulkar told G Viswanath in an interview in the Hindu.
Clayton Murzello also interviewed Tendulkar in the Mid-Day.
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