ByStaff and agencies Published: 7:57AM GMT twenty-five February 2010
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In lights: The Indian writings applaud Sachin Tendulkar"s world-record innings Photo: AFP 
Lavish praise: Sachin Tendulkar won plaudits from Indian media Photo: AP Tendulkar, who turns 37 in April, struck the initial stand in century in one-day internationals, pulsation the South African bowlers with twenty-five bounds and 3 sixes at the Roop Singh Stadium in Gwalior.
His turning point dominated the front pages of heading newspapers, even overshadowing India-Pakistan tactful talks.
Tendulkar: a indeed great diver India win second Test Sachin Tendulkar hits 200 Sachin Tendulkar: factfile Tendulkar sets universe jot down Dhoni praises bowlers" bid"Immortal at 200" screamed a ensign title in the Times of India, whilst the Indian Express ran a half-page print of a celebrating Tendulkar with the word "God!"
A identical front-page print in the Hindustan Times, headlined "200 not out", was followed by an high regard created by Tendulkar"s former team-mate, Anil Kumble.
"The approach he distinguished when he reached his 200 epitomized the man"s persona," the former India captain wrote. "There were no using laps around the field, no assertive gestures, zero over the top.
"He did what he regularly does. Raised both his arms, sealed his eyes for a impulse and sensitively concurred it had been done.
"If the youngsters in the group can take even 10 per cent of what he does, they will be softened cricketers for it."
The Times of India highlighted the veteran"s scintillating form in the last twelve months, during that he has strike 10 general centuries, together with 6 in Tests.
"Treasure this new, softened Tendulkar," the paper said. "He is, by far, still India"s majority profitable player, and will sojourn so compartment he decides to call it quits."
Tendulkar, who done his entrance in 1989, has scored 13,447 runs with 47 hundreds in 166 Tests, and 17,598 runs with 46 centuries in 442 one-day matches.
Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar rated Tendulkar over mythological Australian Don Bradman, observant the Mumbai man was the "greatest batsman the diversion has ever seen".
The Hindustan Times cricket match wrote: "It"s never a great thought to try and verbalise for a total nation. But on Wednesday it was a risk value taking.
"To Sachin Tendulkar, on whom some-more difference have been created than any alternative cricketer, together with Sir Donald Bradman, dual difference will suffice: Thank you."
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