New Delhi: While Indian batting legend Sachin Tendulkar is famous across the world for his 100 international centuries, what many people often forget is that the Master Blaster also took 201 international wickets during his glittering career.


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Man with a golden arm, Sachin was a delight for his skippers, as he could trouble the best of batsmen with his variation.


From leg-spin to off-spin, from medium-pace to googly, Tendulkar had several tricks up his sleeves.


In one of the Tests against Pakistan, Tendulkar was given the ball to bowl the last over of the day.


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Facing him was Moin Khan, who was batting on 17. After trying everything off the first five balls, Tendulkar unleashed a magic googly to end the day.


Moin couldn't read the ball at all, as it spun into him, went between his legs to hit the stumps.



Moin Khan couldn't believe what had happened as as animated Tendulkar celebrated with his team-mates.