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Sachin Tendulkar has been hailed as one of the most accomplished players in world cricket, Sachin Tendulkar, but still aspires to achieve "higher level" as batsman.
Tendulkar who made history earlier this month by becoming the first drummer to score 14,000 runs in Test cricket, said his desire to improve remains as strong as ever. "I'm really focusing now on how I can get to the next level as a drummer. How can I get more competitive? How can I get more consistently? How can I get better? "
Tendulkar, who made history earlier this month, becoming the first batsman to score 14,000 Test cricket is, "says his desire to continue to improve as intense as it ever was." I'm really focusing now on how to reach to the next level as a hitter. How can I get even more competitive, how can I get even more consistent? How do I get better.
"Tendulkar said, according to an excerpt from an interview with the Guardian, which is published in its entirety on Saturday. Instead of struggling for form with age, 37 years, Tendulkar was the most prolific years of his test career in 2010, and calls instead of considering retirement, he has a lot more goals to be met.
"Life should be smooth, without dreams, I think it's really important to dream. And then run their dreams because they really believe is this dream that makes me so hard I will continue to do so, because I worked hard in recent years my line . "He said.
"(Coach) Gary Kirsten played a role in this area.
Together we have worked hard over the last two years to improve my stick. He gave me the freedom of expression, and the pace of my journey as I hear it. I can brake in time time. Gary helped me to and because it is more a friend than a coach, "said Tendulkar who is hitting 50 Test centuries.
He described 2010 as his "sweet year", as he won his first Player of the Year International Criminal Court and took over the top of the world table batting for the first time since February 2002.In, Tendulkar century has scored in successive tests against South Africa before becoming the first man to reach 200 in a ODI against the same opponents.
Tendulkar was the leading scorer in IPL performed and the condition of two percent against Sri Lanka before his outstanding performance against Australia, which saw him reach 14 000 in the second test is a landmark in Bangalore, and scoring a unbeaten 214 and 53 to integrate India 2 0-series victory.
The iconic but down to earth batsman admitted that his form has dropped a few years ago, which has led critics such as Australia, Ian Chappell needed to retire. "There was a little dip for me, about 2005 and 2006. But I had a lot of injuries then. I'd finger and elbow injuries, and then comes back from injury. All of these injuries could change my body back low-swing. But luckily, everything is behind me now and I've been to the hours of practice I need, "he said.
Tendulkar already expressed his desire to win the 2011 World Cup and he said, a fan Indian cricket-mad would be challenging to win the prestigious tournament in the house."It's going to be huge. Everyone in India is expecting to host a mega tournament and although people still have not started talking about 1983 , which will be soon. But given our recent form, people have a right to be happy and have high hopes for us. There will be high expectations.
"Tendulkar also spoke about the influence of his father, a novelist and poet, and his brother, Ajit, which remains your nearest confidante.He cricket has also revealed the identity of the surprise player that has preoccupied Most cricket and reflect on the day he visited Don Bradman and Shane Warne on his 90th birthday.
