Sachin Tendulkar is considered the greatest batter of all time. He has played 664 matches across all formats in a career spanning 20 years. He has scored 34,347 runs alongwith 100 centuries, the most by any batter in the history of the game across all formats. He has played some memorable innings throughout his career. Some of his most memorable knocks include the two centuries he scored vs Australia in 1998 at Sharjah, which is often referred to as 'Desert Storm'; and the 98 against Pakistan in the 2003 World Cup. However, none of these are Tendulkar's favourite innings. In a fan interaction session title 'Ask Sachin' on Reddit, Sachin Tendulkar said that his century in the Test match vs England at the MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai in 2008 has been the most meaningful innings that he has played. “There are many, but the most meaningful was against England in Chennai in 2008," the legendary India batter added. India needed 387 runs to win the Test match against England in Chennai in 2008. Sachin Tendulkar starred for them slamming 103 from 196 balls, as India chased down the target. ALSO READ: Sachin Tendulkar’s Heartwarming Gesture For Childhood Friend Vinod Kambli Revealed What Sachin Tendulkar Said On Joe Root Sachin Tendulkar has 15,921 runs in Test cricket the most by any player. Joe Root is slowly edging closer to Sachin's record, having already scored 13,543 runs. In the same fan interaction on Reddit, Sachin revealed that he had predicted that Root would become England's future captain when he saw him playing for the first time. "To have gone past 13000 runs is a remarkable achievement, and he's still going strong. When I saw him for the first time in Nagpur in 2012 during his debut Test, I told my teammates that they were watching the future captain of England. What impressed me most was the way he was able to assess the wicket and how he rotated the strike. I knew at that very moment that he would be a big player,"