India, July 7 -- Cristiano Ronaldo has always defined himself by numbers. So, after he played his 27th and final World Cup game for Portugal, it feels apt to celebrate the legend in the same way.

He was the first player to score in six different FIFA men's World Cup tournaments. Also, he was the first player to score 25+ goals across the Men's World Cup and European Championships. His longevity - he is 41 years old - saw him become the oldest player to score in the knockout rounds of the competition and Portugal's all-time top goal-scorer (with 11 goals) in the competition.

But in light of Portugal's exit, another set of statistics stands out. In 10 knockout matches at the World Cup, over 741 minutes of play, Ronaldo scored just one goa...