Reliving Sachin Tendulkar's ODI centuries: 1-5

#3 105 v West Indies at Jaipur, 1994

In the 5th and final ODI of the bilateral series against the West Indies at Jaipur, India chose to bat first and Sachin Tendulkar played another match-turning innings to help India romp to a 4-1 series win. Against a bowling attack fronted by Cameron Cuffy and Anderson Cummins, Tendulkar got India off to a fairly quick start and hit 10 boundaries over the course of his 105, that came off 134 deliveries.

It might be said that it was perhaps not one of his regulation ultra-attacking innings and in fact, he did not hit a single six in the whole innings. Tendulkar put on 95 for the 1st wicket with Ajay Jadeja and then put on 117 with great friend Vinod Kambli as India scored 259 in their 50 overs. It was the third ODI century of his career and the third of the year, which showed that at only 21 years of age he had matured as a limited-overs batsman.