Virender Sehwag, popularly known as the “Nawab of Najafgarh,” is a former Indian cricketer who enthralled fans with his explosive batting style and fearless approach to the game. Born on October 20, 1978, in Delhi, Sehwag is considered one of the most destructive opening batsmen in the history of cricket.

Sehwag’s aggressive batting made him a nightmare for bowlers around the world. He had a unique ability to dominate the opposition right from the start of the innings. Known for his fearless strokeplay and impeccable timing, Sehwag rewrote records with his breathtaking innings.

Sehwag’s monumental achievement of becoming the first batsman to score a triple century in Test cricket twice exemplifies his extraordinary talent. His triple centuries against Pakistan and South Africa showcased his ability to demolish any bowling attack.

Beyond his Test cricket success, Sehwag was equally lethal in One-Day Internationals (ODIs). He was the only player to score a double century in ODIs until it became a more frequent occurrence in later years. His quickfire centuries and aggressive strokeplay made him a fan favorite.

Sehwag’s impact extended beyond his batting exploits. He was known for his witty and humorous remarks, which added to his popularity. He brought a refreshing and carefree approach to the game, inspiring a generation of cricketers to express themselves without fear.