Sachin hit 2 sixes in his 13 to win the match, what do you think?

yes he can hit very greatly now too.

and he is too strong batsman

great sixes

@syamantak can you hit 2 sixes on lyon's bowling?

Lyon dismissed Sachin in first inning. Sachin wanted to remove any morale advantage Lyon get from his wicket in first inning. He wanted to finish the encounter by sending positive message in the dressing room. Only thirteens runs were pending so there was no realistic chances of Draw & lose, so he tried to end the inning with positive note.

He is still strong, fast and inform (at-least comparatively to the men of his age).

Edit: Legendry Symantak

How many batsmen you've seen who've scored 12 runs in the first two balls of their individual innings in Tests? Your answer is no. I know that. So your remark "any batsman can hit two consecutive sixes" doesn't make any sense.

who can hit EVEN Aussi bowlers out of the ground...lol.

Edit:

This is a record though. For the first time in his entire career, Tendulkar hit 2 sixes and not a single four in an innings.

I always percieved Sachin to be a technical batsman rather than a T20 slogger, so it is a bit of a change to his batting style after 24 years.

Eitherway, India only had some 14 runs to get and I think he just wanted to get the match finished with. hence he exploited Lyon's inexperience in India to get the quick win,

Those 2 sixes by tendulkar towards the end making the win more special on day 5.

RSRD: I think he meant 'who can at least hit Aussie bowlers out of the ground'

He hit because the the ball was there to be hit. he also wanted to finish the match off quickly.

It's proved that why he is number one classical batsman in the world? He is 100% feet in this time.

Glad I wasn't bowling or it would have been 3 consecutive sixes.

He was under no real pressure when he came into bat and India was close to victory,so he played freely.

Kudos to him. he risked getting out, when he could have played slower,and made the runs easily.