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운동선수 · 현대
사친 텐둘카르
b. 1973
주요 업적 분야
아직 성격 매칭에 포함되지 않았습니다 — 기록된 근거가 성격 모델 전체를 다루기에는 충분하지 않습니다. 이 페이지의 다른 모든 내용은 자유롭게 확인하실 수 있습니다.
핵심 특성
주요 업적
1989년 11월 카라치에서 파키스탄을 상대로 16세 205일에 인도 최연소 테스트 크리켓 선수로 데뷔했고, 이후 24년 동안 국제 무대에서 뛰었다.
2013년 은퇴할 때 국제 경기 최다 득점(3만 4,357점)과 테스트 최다 득점(1만 5,921점) 기록을 보유했고, 2012년에는 국제 경기 100번째 센추리(테스트 51회, 일일 경기 49회)를 달성한 첫 크리켓 선수가 되었다고 브리태니커는 전한다.
브리태니커에 따르면 일일 국제경기 사상 첫 더블 센추리를 기록했고, 평균 60.2점을 올린 2003년 월드컵에서 대회 최우수 선수로 뽑혔다. 2014년 바라트 라트나를 받았고 2019년 ICC 명예의 전당에 올랐다.
삶의 장면들
2004년 시드니 테스트에서 오프스텀프 바깥 공에 연달아 아웃되던 텐둘카르는 커버 드라이브를 아예 치지 않기로 하고 436개 공에서 241점 무패를 기록했다. 스티브 워는 이를 놀라운 인내와 정신력, 절제라고 평했다.
계획에 맞춰 자신의 플레이를 의도적으로 제한할 수 있는 절제력 있는 타자라는 점과 부합한다. 자기 규율
누구보다 많은 공을 그에게 던져 준 게리 커스틴 코치는 텐둘카르가 연습에서 공 하나도 소홀히 하지 않는다고 말했고, 팀 동료 VVS 락슈만은 21년이 지난 뒤에도 첫 테스트를 앞둔 것처럼 연습한다고 말했다.
가까이서 지켜본 두 사람의 증언으로 보아 기량 숙달을 향한 강한 지향과 부합한다. 숙련 지향
전환점
1996년 8월, 23세의 텐둘카르는 아자루딘의 뒤를 이어 인도 대표팀 주장이 되었다. 와이즈던의 마이크 셀비는 그가 이 자리를 열정적으로 좇지는 않았다고 썼고, 파르탑 람찬드는 1996~97년에는 아직 준비가 덜 되었으나 1999년에는 나아지고 있다고 평가했다.
주장직을 스스로 좇았다기보다 맡게 된 선수였고 리더십은 시간이 걸려 다듬어졌다는 점과 부합한다. 주도 성향
비슷한 인물
전체적인 프로필이 이 사람과 닮은 사람들이에요.
출처
- Sachin Tendulkar (Q9488) -- verified live via the Wikidata API (2026-10-23): multilingual label 'Sachin Tendulkar', English description 'Indian cricket player (born 1973)', born 24 April 1973, no death date, Korean label '사친 텐둘카르', P18 image 'Sachin at Castrol Golden Spanner Awards (crop).jpg'. Orientation only; not used as support for any row.
- Encyclopaedia Britannica, 'Sachin Tendulkar' (britannica.com), read in full via an Internet Archive copy because the live site returns 403 to automated requests: Indian batsman born 24 April 1973 in Bombay, India's youngest Test cricketer at 16 years 205 days on his November 1989 debut against Pakistan, Test and ODI centuries from 1989 to 2012 including the 100th international century in March 2012, Test retirement in 2013 with records for the most international runs (34,357) and Test runs (15,921), captain from August 1996 though India lost heavily in 1999, 2003 World Cup player of the tournament, Khel Ratna 1998, Bharat Ratna 2014, ICC Hall of Fame 2019; likened to Bradman for single-minded dedication to scoring runs. Mentions his 2012-2018 Rajya Sabha nomination, which is incidental and not scored. CANONICAL SIGNIFICANCE SOURCE.
- Mike Selvey, 'Tendulkar in England, 1996: The summer India's premier batter refined his growing reputation' (Wisden Cricketers' Almanack 1997, republished at wisden.com), read in full: Cricketer of the Year profile calling him a focused technician and the supreme right-hander if not quite the finest batsman, noting the Edgbaston 122 out of 219 as a display of skill under pressure, his unsuccessful single season at Yorkshire (a mistake in hindsight) and that he succeeded Azharuddin as captain at 23, a post that Selvey says he had not craved or pursued with passion. The profile also discusses endorsements and his wedding, which are private-life and commercial material and were excluded. Contemporary independent journalism; admiring but with explicit reservations.
- Partab Ramchand, 'Tendulkar - confident captain, undisputed leader' (Cricinfo, 27 October 1999, archived Cricinfo page), read in full: a cricket historian's assessment, written after his first win in a second stint as India captain, that in 1996-97 Tendulkar had not been ready for the captaincy, that he had detractors who thought he should concentrate on batting, and that a greater say in selection and strategy and a close captain-coach relationship were helping him. Contemporary, independent, mixed-to-critical on his first captaincy.
- Scroll.in, 'Pause, rewind, play: Sachin Tendulkar's Sydney masterclass in 2004 - a story of determination', read in full: the 241 not out off 436 balls and 613 minutes at the SCG in January 2004 after a poor series (82 runs in the first three Tests, 2003 his worst Test average), with no cover drive; quotes Tendulkar (via ESPNcricinfo) saying he had been out to balls outside off stump so decided not to play the stroke and to maintain discipline throughout, Steve Waugh (via cricket.com.au) calling it 'incredible fortitude, mental strength and discipline', Sourav Ganguly and Brian Lara praising it; includes Tendulkar's own autobiographical account of a bet with his brother and a superstition about the restaurant, treated as self-account and not used for scoring. Journalism quoting opponents and a captain; one episode.
- Wisden, 'Tendulkar was India's first player to be held in awe by other sides - and even feared' (essay from the 2014 Wisden Cricketers' Almanack on his retirement, republished at wisden.com), read in full: calls him cricket's most complete batsman arguably, notes the strain of 200 Tests and 463 ODIs, the Chennai 1999 innings of 136 played in pain after his out chasing 17 more runs for victory, the 2003 World Cup six off Shoaib Akhtar, quotes Allan Donald ('hungrier batsman') and Merv Hughes, says he was a team-player and mentor but that many felt he lingered in Tests for two years after the 2011 World Cup, possibly obsessed with 200 Tests, averaging about 32 in 23 Tests afterwards against nearly 57 before, and that he was a technician rather than a thinker who took no public stand on social issues. Also discusses his family 'cocoon' and spouse, which was excluded as private life. Independent, mixed: admiring and critical. Not the same item as the 1997 profile.
- BCCI.tv, 'For Sachin, a Test is a 7-day affair' (20 December 2010), read in full: interview with Gary Kirsten, India's South African coach and former opponent, saying he threw more balls to Tendulkar in the nets than anyone, that Tendulkar never takes one ball for granted in practice and is never seen playing a loose shot in a net session, that he treats every cricketing day with humility and respect, is focused on big contributions in important situations, and fights for his team. Published by the cricket board and a coach's retrospective praise, so an admiring perspective from someone who observed him daily.
- BCCI.tv, 'Honour to play with Sachin: VVS' (16 November 2010), read in full: a press-conference excerpt in which teammate VVS Laxman says Tendulkar remains humble after 21 years and, even now, practices as if it is his first Test. Short, admiring and board-published; a teammate perspective.
- Wikimedia Commons file page 'Sachin Tendulkar cropped.jpg' (wikitext and image), plus the file pages of rejected alternatives 'Sachin Tendulkar 3.jpg', 'Sachin Tendulkar 1.jpg' and a Flickr-reviewed Flying Cloud photograph, checked for the portrait's licence: own-work photograph by Blnguyen dated 2008-02-14, 1265 x 1273, licence GFDL plus CC BY-SA 2.5/2.0/1.0. Not used for scoring.





