On Monday, the Indian batting maestro Sachin Tendulkar stated that he has no plans in quitting the ODI's. Sachin quoted that he is now really enjoying the cricket and still has the desire and passion to play for India. He added that the thought of retirement has not crossed his mind and he would let everyone know when he decides to call it a day.

After India won the ICC World Cup 2011, Mahendra Singh Dhoni and his team were honored by BCCI. Each player was gifted with one crore by BCCI and obviously many of the players were turned as the brand ambassadors of the top companies. On Monday, Sachin praised Indian captain and stated that Dhoni was the best captain he has played for. He said that Dhoni stayed calm, very alert, does not show any frustration and added that as a captain, he need to know the likes and dislikes of every individual and he has been at it through out the tournament.

Stating his views of the retirement issue, he said that he has not thought about retiring and if he ever think about it, what will be there if he hides it. He said that he will tell everyone openly when he decides to do it and added that he want to enjoy the game right now. Sachin said that winning the ICC World Cup 2011 is his biggest cricketing moment till now and wish that he could have shared this happiness with his father. He misses him and if he was there then he would definitely be proud of him. However, the special moment was shared with his children and this made more special for the victory lap being with him.

Although everyone in the country has waited for the magnificent century by Sachin Tendulkar, but there has been a lot of disappointment when Sehwag and Sachin were out for low score. But Gautam Gambhir and Dhoni have moved India to taste the success that has been waiting since 28 years. Gambhir scored the most precious 97 runs off 122 balls. Getting paired up with Dhoni who stood till the end, Virat Kohli scored 35 runs and Yuvraj stayed unbeaten for 21 runs. Dhoni proved his batting again by scoring singles when in need and boundaries when opportunity comes. He scored an unbeaten 91 runs from 79 balls including eight fours and two huge sixes. He finished off in style with a huge six when India needs only four runs.

The interesting fact is that Sachin has not watched the last winning shot of MS Dhoni but he burst out of joy by hearing the crowd and the teammates screaming and jumping in the dressing room. Sachin was asked about this team and the past, he replied that the current team has more match winners where one can win the match of their own.

Currently, 37-year-old Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar has played 177 test matches and appeared in 290 innings and scored 14692 runs with an average of 56.94 with his highest unbeaten 248 runs. Getting the stats of the One Day Internationals, he played 453 matches and appeared for 442 innings and scored 18111 runs with an average of 45.16 and his world record highest unbeaten 200 runs. The maestro has done some brilliant job with the ball too by taking 154 wickets in the ODI's and 45 dismissals in the tests. In the One Day's, he has also recorded two five-wicket haul and 4 four-wicket haul and being his best as 5/32.