Hype over Sachin Tendulkar century milestone is reason behind India defeats to Australia, says Kapil Dev Tendulkar already holds four batting world records - most runs in Tests (15,409) and one-day internationals (18,111) and most hundreds in Tests (51) and one-dayers (48). "It is clear now that after 50 runs, Tendulkar battles the demons in his head more than the bowlers on the field," former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar said on Twitter. Former India skipper Bishan Singh Bedi, however, praised Australia's superb all-round skill for gaining a 2-0 lead in the ongoing four-Test series. Why should it (Tendulkar's 100th ton) affect the team? He is still scoring runs. Only we are obsessed with records and statistics," the legendary former left-arm spinner said. He has scored 99 hundreds and will score the 100th. They (Australia) were a lot more spirited. They want to get back to their number one position which they had lost. Former India all-rounder Kapil Dev said the team should matter more than the record. Of course, individual landmarks matter, but we seem to be more interested in them than on how the team performs. Sachin is batting well and the 100th century will come," he told the Headlines Today. Former India batsman Ashok Malhotra also said Tendulkar's eagerly-awaited 100th century was hard to ignore for other players. "We are always talking about Tendulkar's 100th hundred and that has affected the team," he said. I think the (Indian) batsmen are very good on flat tracks (at home) but they always struggle in seaming conditions.