Then Mrs. Donni dropped me from the side … “: Vireder Sehwag admits to the early retirement of ODI

Virender Sehwag An unknown semester revealed his crochet journey-as he approached the retirement of the internationals one day after it was dropped by a captain at the time Mrs. Donna.

The accident dates back to the 2007-2008 Commonwealth Bank series in Australia, a triple competition characterized by India, Australia and Sri Lanka. Sehwag, known through him to Strokeplay, holds a meager tour, ran only 81 in five games at a rate of 16.20 on average, with 33 degrees.

“In the 2007-2008 series against Australia, I played the first three matches, then Mrs. Donni dropped me from the side. I was not chosen for a while,” Stewg called in a conversation with Padamjet Sehwat on his YouTube channel. “Then I felt that if I could not be part of the eleventh play, there is no use in playing the ODI.”

Sashin Tindolkar’s advice in time save

frustrated , Sehwag He has long been close to his colleague and his close friend Sashin Tindolkar for advice. The conversation proved a job change.

“I told Sashin,” I am thinking about retirement from Odis. “ Narrated by Sehwag.

Backed by Tendulkar directions, Sehwag decided to continue

Six months later, Sehwag returned with a stir in the Kitply Cup, gathering 150 races in three games, including half a century. This recovery has strengthened its place on the side and the theater of its role in the victory of the World Cup in India 2011, where it scored 380 races with a strike rate of 122.58.

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“When this series ended, I played in the next series and made a lot of runs. I played the 2011 World Cup and won the World Cup as well,” He added Vero.

The Sehwag profession in Odi, which he ended in almost 2008, continued to become one of the best in India. With 8273 runs in 251 games, including 15 centuries, and a famous 219 scored against the West Indies – the highest individual ODI degree at the time.

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