Sachin Tendulkar hammered a world-record 200 not out as India posted a massive 401-3 against South Africa in the second one-day international on Wednesday. Zimbabwean Charles Coventry (194 not out) and Pakistan s Saeed Anwar (194) were the joint-record holders for the highest individual score before Tendulkar became the first batsman to hit a doubl

The little master made a double ton in the second one day international being played against South Africa. He also made his 46TH ODI century which the most by any batsman. He also went on to be unbeaten on 200 at Gwalior.   His previous best was 186 but the Gwalior knock broke the record with 25 boundaries and three sixes. The little master already has a world record of 13, 447 runs in Test Cricket and also holds the record of most centuries in Tests. With the addition of most runs in ODI.   "We all know how talented and how passionate he is about the game, but it's incredible that at the age of 36 he is still going on, he plays the full 50 overs, runs hard and at no point during this knock did he look like he was going to throw his wicket away. But the biggest reason he gets all these records is because he respects the game tremendously." Said Aamer Sohail