Highest Partnership in Test Cricket Records : Murali Vijay & Sachin Tendulkar

Highest Partnership in Test Cricket Records has been made today on October 11, 2010 by Murali Vijay & Sachin Tendulkar. On these both Highest Partnership in Test Cricket Records india combinedly got a score of 224 above at present as Murali Vijay scored 139 runs and Sachin Tendulkar is of 185 runs upto now. may be this India vs Australia Test Cricket Match can creat very exciting as the both Murali Vijay & Sachin Tendulkar cricketers has been made Highest Partnership in Test Cricket Records. Where our Grand Master can make a Double centuary and can create a history of 50th test hundred.

Murali Vijay Krishna is an Indian cricketer. Murali Vijay is a right-handed opening batsman for Tamil Nadu,Chennai Super Kings and India. Murali Vijay was selected for T20 world cup 2010 when Sehwag Injured. Murali Vijay became the highest run scorer in the Champions League T20 held in South Africa in 2010 scoring 294 runs. Murali Vijay was the man of the match for the Chennai Super Kings in the finals of the tournament.

Murali Vijay scores his first Test century in Bangalore. Vijay achieved this feat in his 7th Test appearance during the 2nd test match between India and Australia. The 26 year old Vijay made his Test debut against Australia at Nagpur in 2008.

Vijay built an excellent partnership with master batsman Sachin Tendulkar who scored his 49th test hundred just before the lunch break. The partnership between Sachin Tendulkar (148*) and Murali Vijay (118*) has put India in a position of utmost strength by tea on day-three of second Test of the India-Australia Test series. The hosts, 314 for 2 now trail by 164 runs as the third wicket still stands unbeaten after adding 276 runs.

The juggernaut called Sachin Tendulkar just keeps rolling. He became the first man on earth to score 14,000 Test runs, on day-two of the Bangalore Test and celebrated the milestone with his 49th century the next morning. It was Tendulkar’s 11th Test ton against Australia and en route to his magnificent innings, he also completed 3,000 runs against the men from Down Under.

Murali Vijay, who played cautiously in the morning, opened up with some fantastic shots. He played a couple of delicate cuts down the third-man and gully region to the pacers before turning to spinner Nathan Hauritz. In an over, he scored a boundary with a lovely cover-drive and then danced down the track to smash a might six over the bowler’s head – all this after surviving a close lbw call against Ben Hilfenhaus