Son of India's iconic opener smashes fours and sixes like his father, his name is..., his father is...
In this collection of pictures we shall know the son of India's iconic opener who is smashing fours and sixes just like his father. Let's dive in.
Aaryavir Sehwag, son of former explosive Indian opener Virender Sehwag, is making a splash in the cricket world these days with his explosive batting.
Recently, he shared a video on social media, in which he is seen hitting fours and sixes and tearing apart the bowlers. Aaryavir's shots showed a glimpse of Virender Sehwag. This is not the first time that Aaryavir has shown stormy batting. He has played many such innings in domestic cricket, which Virender Sehwag himself mentioned on his social media.
The video that Aaryavir has shared on his Instagram is of the Under-19 match of the NCA camp, where Virender Sehwag's son is displaying his brilliant strokeplay.
The special thing about Aaryavir's batting is that instead of hitting the ball very hard, Aryavir is hitting it across the boundary with excellent timing, which reminds of his father Virender Sehwag's batting style. Fans and cricket experts are very excited after watching this video of him.
Let us tell you that Aaryavir Sehwag is the elder son of Virender Sehwag. Born in a cricket family in 2007, Aaryavir has shown signs of following in his father's footsteps, especially his recent performance in domestic cricket testified to this. Aryavir is just 17 years old and he is constantly improving his batting. His technique, timing and power-hitting are establishing him as a promising cricketer.
Aaryavir Sehwag has been consistently impressing with his brilliant batting in various domestic age-group tournaments. His style of play is very similar to his father Virender Sehwag, in which he focuses on good timing rather than hitting the ball hard. Aaryavir Sehwag is still in his teens and his cricket career is still in its early stages. However, cricket experts and fans have high expectations from him given his recent performance. He also aims to play in the IPL. Looking at his talent, cricket lovers hope that Aaryavir will also make a big name in Indian cricket like his father.
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