5 Questions

'It was almost impossible to upset his composure'

'It was almost impossible to upset his composure'

Radio commentator Jim Maxwell on why Tendulkar is so special

'Understanding the genius was far more fascinating than the shots'

'Understanding the genius was far more fascinating than the shots'

Can one capture Tendulkar's essence? A veteran sportswriter thinks not

An SMS to treasure, and a walk in Adelaide

An SMS to treasure, and a walk in Adelaide

Veteran journalist Lokendra Pratap Sahi chats about the thrills and challenges of interviewing Tendulkar

'Australians embraced Tendulkar with fervour'

'Australians embraced Tendulkar with fervour'

An Australian writer shares his memories

'Mind-bogglingly mountainous numbers'

'Mind-bogglingly mountainous numbers'

How will the world of cricket statistics react to Tendulkar's retirement?

Tendulkar v Pakistan

Tendulkar v Pakistan

For a Pakistani journalist, watching the old rival's best batsman tear the home team's bowling to shreds was oddly satisfying

'He didn't alter his behaviour, so you had to be quick'

'He didn't alter his behaviour, so you had to be quick'

Tendulkar didn't avoid cameras but he seemed to be aware of them, says Australian journalist and photographer Mark Ray

28-Oct-2013•Interview by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan

A plateful of biscuits, and an unforgettable car ride

A plateful of biscuits, and an unforgettable car ride

Covering Tendulkar for 25 years has to be pretty eventful. Clayton Murzello recalls his days waiting at airports and chasing leads

1

Showing 1 - 8 of 8