Sachin Tendulkar : The "Little Master" retires

The Master blaster Indian batsman "SACHIN TENDULKAR" announces his retirement from cricket after playing his 200th Test against West Indies next month in India.

At the age of 40 Legendary batsman and former Indian captain will end up his carrier from cricket, previously he got retired from one-day international cricket in December 2012.

Indian legend is the highest run scorer in ODIs and test cricket with 15,837 runs in 198 Tests and 18,426 runs in 463 ODIs.

Few Fact's of Little Master Life:-

1973: 24th April born in Mumbai 

1989: Test debut v/s Pakistan at the age of 16th

1990: 1st Test Century v/s England

1998:  1st double century for Mumbai v/s Australia

2005: Highest number of Test centuries

2008: Highest run-scorer in Test cricket with mark of 11,953 

2010: Most Capped cricketer in Test history 

2011: Won World Cup

2012: Scores his 100th international century; retires from ODIs in December 

2013: Announces retirement from Cricket.

Sachin Tendulkar said : "It's hard to imagine a life without playing cricket because it's all I've ever done since I was 11,"