Virender Sehwag has avoided comparisons when it comes to his batting approach, claiming that no one from the current Indian lineup does so.
Virender Sehwag’s accomplishments are still praised nine years after his retirement. The former India batsman revolutionised Test cricket’s opening position with his distinct, aggressive, and fearless demeanour. Sehwag’s school of crazy taught the world how good batting while having fun might be long before Bazball even existed. Sehwag played some of the craziest knocks of that era while he was alive. Viru knew how to go big and long, scoring two triple century and numerous double hundreds.
“There isn’t a player on the Indian squad, in my opinion, who bats like me. Prithvi Shaw and Rishabh Pant are the players who immediately came to mind as having come close to it. I think Rishabh Pant is a little bit close to what I used to bat like in Test cricket but he is satisfied with 90-100 but I used to score 200, 250 and 300 and then be content. I believe he can further amuse the crowd if he takes his game to that level “On News18 India Chaupal, Sehwag stated.