When something ends, it should end impressive and impactive provided it has its effect long lasting. The same is going to happen on that day when Sachin will play his last 200^th test match against West Indies at Wankhede stadium in Mumbai. The crowd is gathering to see this last match of Sachin who is known and said the God of Cricket. He is the greatest batsman of his generation. He made his test debut against Pakistan at the age of sixteen years old only on 15 November 1989 and ODI debut on 18 December 1989 against Pakistan. When at this age of 16 other boys play in the garden, Sachin made history, by playing a test match as one of the youngest batsman.

There are several records to his name which he made during his career time. Here is the glance on his Career statistics:

Competition	Test	ODI	FC	LA
Matches	199*	463	308	551
Runs scored	15,847	18,426	25,312	21,999
Batting average	53.71	44.83	57.92	45.54
100s/50s	51/67	49/96	81/115	60/114
Top score	248*	200*	248*	200*
Balls bowled	4,198	8,054	7,563	10,230
Wickets	46	154	70	201
Bowling average	54.68	44.48	62.18	42.17
5 wickets in innings	0	2	0	2
10 wickets in match	0	n/a	0	n/a
Best bowling	10-Mar	May-32	10-Mar	May-32
Catches/stumpings	115/–	140/–	186/–	175/–

Sachin’s last match does not mean that he would not contribute in this sport any more. He would but Yes, not by playing while by other ways perhaps. His last stand is going to come when he stands last time on the ground hitting the ball and when he hits his last ball, the world will stand up in the honor of him and bid adieus to this greatest batsman ever born on this earth.