First century made by Indian player in cricket test matches and one day internationals?
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In Test Matches :\n118  L Amarnath  v England at Bombay, 1st Test, 1933/34  \n\nIn One day Internationals : \n175*  N Kapil Dev  v Zimbabwe at Tun bridge Wells, World Cup, 1983
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He has made 31 centuries...last one he made against bangladesh in 1 test match...
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sachin.....simply coz had he been in DON's era, he surely would have got 35 odd centuries. One can't claim that DON would have got runs at avg. of 99 had he been playing currently.\nAlso sachin has vast experience behind him. DON i guess played just 29 odd matches
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ODI's: Shane Bond - 18.63\nTests: GA Lohmann(Eng) - 10.75
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He was an awesome player. With the average of 100:00.There he has left a legacy on the cricketing world.He was admired by all
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Sachin Tendulkar.. 16 yrs of int. crickets.. with lots n lots of records in his name.. n still going very strong! \n JAI TENDULKAR
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First Centurion in Tests  :  In India ---- Lala Amarnath 118 Vs England  ( Bombay Gymkhana ) -- in the year 1933 -- This was his Debut match.\n                         \n  Abroad ------ S Mushtaq Ali 112 Vs England ( Manchester) -- in the year 1936\n\nFirst Hat-trick in Tests : In India ---- Harbhajan Singh Vs Australia at Eden gardens,  Calcutta on 11th March,2001\n\n\nAbroad ----- Irfan Pathan Vs Pakistan at National Std, Karachi on 29th Jan,2006\n\n\nFirst Hat-trick in ODI's : In India ----- Chetan Sharma vs New Zealand at VCG, Nagpur on 31st Oct,1987\n\nAbroad ----- Has'nt Happened yet!!!!\n\n\n\nFirst Century in ODI's  : \n\nAboard --- 175*  N Kapil Dev  v Zimbabwe at Tunbridge Wells,    World Cup, 1983  \n\nIn India --  102  RJ Shastri  v Australia at Indore, 5th ODI, 1984/85
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WORLD RECORD.\n1) VIV RICHARDS.( IN 56 BALLS).W.INDIES.\n\nINDIAN RECORD.\nKAPIL,AZHAR (74 BALLS).
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Syed Mustaq Ali was the first Indian to score a century, playing for India, in test cricket. In this innings he scored 112 (2nd innings of 2nd Test played between India and England at Old Trafford, Manchester in 1936). He also shared an opening stand of 203 runs with Vijay Merchant (114) in that innings.
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One Day Internationals - Hat Tricks\n\nJalal-ud-Din     Pakistan v Australia        Hyderabad(P)        20/09/1982\nRW Marsh bowled; B Yardley c Wasim Bari; GF Lawson bowled\n\nBA Reid          Australia v New Zealand     Sydney              29/01/1986\nBR Blair c GRJ Matthews; EB McSweeney c AR Border; SR Gillespie bowled\n\nC Sharma         India v New Zealand         Nagpur              31/10/1987\nKR Rutherford bowled; IDS Smith bowled; EJ Chatfield bowled\n\nWasim Akram      Pakistan v West Indies      Sharjah             14/10/1989\nPJL Dujon bowled; MD Marshall bowled; CEL Ambrose bowled\n\nWasim Akram      Pakistan v Australia        Sharjah             04/05/1990\nMG Hughes bowled; CG Rackemann bowled; TM Alderman bowled\n\nKapil Dev        India v Sri Lanka           Calcutta            04/01/1991\nRS Mahanama c KS More; RJ Ratnayake lbw; ST Jayasuirya c SV Manjrekar\n\nAaqib Javed      Pakistan v India            Sharjah             25/10/1991\nRJ Shastri lbw; M Azharuddin lbw; SR Tendulkar lbw\n\nDK Morrison      New Zealand v India         Napier              25/03/1994\nKapil Dev bowled; SA Ankola bowled; NR Mongia bowled\n\nWaqar Younis     Pakistan v New Zealand      East London         19/12/1994\nCZ Harris bowled; C Pringle bowled; RP de Groen bowled\n\nSaqlain Mushtaq  Pakistan v Zimbabwe         Peshawar            03/04/1996\nGW Flower c Moin Khan; JA Rennie c Moin Khan; AR Whittall c Salim Malik\n\nEA Brandes       Zimbabwe v England         Harare               03/01/1997\nNV Knight c A Flower; JP Crawley lbw; N Hussain c A Flower\n\nAM Stuart        Australia v Pakistan         Melbourne          16/01/1997\nIjaz Ahmed c IA Healy; Mohammad Wasim c IA Healy; Moin Khan c MA Taylor\n\nSaqlain Mushtaq  Pakistan v Zimbabwe         The Oval            11/06/1999\nHK Olonga st Moin Khan; AG Huckle st Moin Khan; M Mbangwa lbw\n\nWPUJC Vaas       Sri Lanka v Zimbabwe        Colombo (SSC)       08/12/2001\nSV Carlisle c ASA Perera; CB Wishart lbw; T Taibu lbw  \n\nMohammad Sami    Pakistan v West Indies      Sharjah             15/02/2002\nRD Jacobs lbw; CD Collymore bowled; CE Cuffy bowled  \n\nWPUJC Vaas       Sri Lanka v Bangladesh       Pietermaritzburg   14/02/2003\nHannan Sarkar bowled; Mohammad Ashraful caught & bowled; Ehsanul Haque c DPMD Jayawardene  \n\nB Lee            Australia v Kenya           Durban              15/03/2003\nKO Otieno bowled; BJ Patel c RT Ponting; DO Obuya bowled\n\nJM Anderson      England v Pakistan          The Oval            20/06/2003\nAbdul Razzaq c ME Trescothick; Shoaib Akhtar c CMW Read; Mohammad Sami bowled\n\nSJ Harmison      England v India             Nottingham          01/09/2004\nM Kaif c GO Jones; L Balaji c A Flintoff; A Nehra caught & bowled\n\nCK Langeveldt    South Africa v West Indies  Barbados            11/05/2005\nIDR Bradshaw bowled; DB Powell bowled; CD Collymore lbw\n\nNote: Aaqib Javed was the youngest at 19 years and 81 days\nwhen he achieved this feat.
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10122 runs in 125 test matches
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Sachin Tendulkar beyond any doubt due to following reasons:\n\n1)  Holds the record for most centuries in Test Cricket (35) and\n     one day Internationals.\n\n2)  Holds the record of scoring most runs in one day Internationals.
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The legend of Legends, Sir Donald George Bradman (aka The Don), scored a Century in just 24 balls (in those days in Australia each over comprised of 8 balls, hence this magnificent record was set in just 3 overs). He retired from cricket with an unbelievable average of 99.94.\nTo know more about Don, visit his wonderful Museum at Bowral, Australia. or visit www.bradman.org.au
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IT IS 99.94 VOW ! GREAT\n\n\nSir Donald George Bradman was unquestionably the greatest batsman of all time. This veritable run machine hada tally of 29 centuries from only 52 Tests, which even in this era of non-stop cricket remains the second-highest number of Test hundreds scored by any player. His highest test score was 334 against England at Leeds in 1930, of which he made 309 in a single day.\n\nHe concluded his Test career in 1948, only four runs short of the 7000 run-mark and a Test batting average of 100 (his final average was 99.94). He was knighted in 1949 and even after his demise in 2001; he remains cricket's best-known and most revered personality.
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INDIA.\n15 MATCHES.\nFIRST vs NEW ZEALAND ON SEP.2, 2005.\n15 TH vs ENGLAND ON 6 TH APRIL 2006.
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Just one - Willie Watson\n\nA sportsman who played both football and cricket for England has died. \nWillie Watson was 84 and died at his home in Johannesburg in South Africa on Saturday. \n\nThe batsman played 23 Tests for England between 1951 and 1959 and played county cricket for Yorkshire and Leicestershire in a 25-year career. \n\nHe scored 25,670 first-class runs, including 55 centuries and he also played in the midfield in the 1950 World Cup finals in Brazil. \n\nHe is possibly best remembered for a single innings, his superb match-saving century against Australia at Lord's in 1953. \n\nWatson retired from Leicestershire in 1964 and went on to manage Halifax Town and Bradford City in the Football League. \n\nHe was born in Yorkshire but emigrated to South Africa in 1968.
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Top 10 fastest 100s in ODI Cricket history are given below:\n\n1) In 37 Balls by Shahid Afridi of Pakistan against Sri Lanka\nwith the help of 11 sixers and 6 fours at Nairobi on 04.10.1996.\n\n2 In 44 balls by Mr. M.V. Boucher of South Africa against\nZimbawe at Potchefstroom on 20.09.2006 with the help\nof 10 sixers and 8 fours.\n\n3) In 45 Balls by Mr. B.C. Lara of West Indies against\nBangladesh with the help of 4 sixes and 18 fours at\nDhaka on 09/10/1999\n\n4) In 45 Balls with the help of 9 sixers and 10 fours by\nShahid Afridi of Pakistan against India at Kanpur\n15/04/2005\n\n5) In 48 Balls with the help of 11 sixers and 11 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Pakistan at\nSingapore on 02/04/1996\n\n6) In 62 balls with the help of 3 sixers and 10 fours by\nM Azharuddin of India against New Zealand at\nBaroda on 17/12/1988\n\n7) In 64 balls with the help of one sixer and 23 fours by\nST Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka against Netherlands\nat Amstelveen on 04/07/2006\n\n8) In 67 balls with the help of 7 sixers and 6 fours bu\nJM Davison of Canada against West Indies\nat Centurion on 23/02/2003\n\n9) In 67 balls with the help of 5 sixers and 12 fours by\nBasit Ali of Pakistan against West Indies at Sharjah\non 05/11/1993\n\n10) In 67 balls with the help of 4 sixers and 13 fours by\nAC Gilchrist of Australia against Sri Lanka\nat Brisbane on 14/02/2006