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When Harbhajan Singh Scolded Sehwag For Poor Fielding And The Reply Left Him Speechless
When Harbhajan Singh Scolded Sehwag For Poor Fielding And The Reply Left Him Speechless

News18

time22-07-2025

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When Harbhajan Singh Scolded Sehwag For Poor Fielding And The Reply Left Him Speechless

Last Updated: Harbhajan shared the story with T20 captain Suryakumar Yadav, showcasing Sehwag's bold spirit and unshakable confidence in his unique, fearless style of play Indian legend Virender Sehwag, known as one of the most carefree batsmen in cricket, earned a reputation for playing by his own rules, no matter the situation. Known for his fearless strokeplay, Sehwag often turned a deaf ear to advice, even from icons like Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly, who once urged him to tone down his aggressive batting. Sehwag's autonomy extended beyond the pitch, as illustrated by an incident shared by former spinner Harbhajan Singh. During a test match, Sehwag's lapse in fielding led to two runs being scored, prompting a scolding from Harbhajan. 'Lala, just dive, the ball went past you," Harbhajan had urged. Sehwag's nonchalant reply was, 'Only two runs are lost, right? Come on, I will score two more runs." Harbhajan was left speechless by this response. The story was recounted by Harbhajan Singh to Indian T20 team captain Suryakumar Yadav on his show, highlighting Sehwag's indomitable spirit and unwavering self-assuredness in his style of play. Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.

12 lavish rooms, mandir, cricket-themed area & more: What's inside Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 cr mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas
12 lavish rooms, mandir, cricket-themed area & more: What's inside Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 cr mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas

Time of India

time15-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

12 lavish rooms, mandir, cricket-themed area & more: What's inside Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 cr mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas

Krishna Niwas: Sehwag's Rs 130 Crore Mansion in Hauz Khas Rich teakwood panels Open, sunlit interiors Soft linen curtains A calm, peaceful vibe Live Events Inside Krishna Niwas: Blend of Luxury and Heart This room captures Sehwag's incredible cricket journey. The bat from his 319 against South Africa The jersey from his 200 in Gwalior (India's first double century in ODIs) Medals, Test caps, golden bats – it's a walk through cricket history Other Homes: Where the Journey Began Virender Sehwag: The Entrepreneur, Educator & Eco-Warrior Sehwag International School – A sports-focused school in Haryana VS by Sehwag – His own activewear line Sehwag Cricket Academy – Training future stars Two Brothers Organic Farms – A green investment supporting clean food and farming Net Worth, Cars & Endorsements Commentary gigs Brand deals (Adidas, Boost, Hero Honda, Samsung) Social media earnings (reportedly over Rs 30 crore yearly) Bentley Continental Flying Spur (special edition) BMW 5 Series Toyota Fortuner The Sehwag Foundation: Giving Back with Purpose Education for underprivileged children Healthcare access Grassroots sports in India (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel Cricket legend Virender Sehwag owns a stunning home worth over Rs 130 crore in Delhi's upscale Hauz Khas area, as reported by TOI. Known for his fearless batting on the field, Sehwag continues to live life on his own terms off it, balancing luxury, tradition, and entrepreneurship. His journey from the narrow streets of Najafgarh to one of Delhi's most expensive lanes is as inspiring as his innings on the didn't just retire from cricket, he reinvented himself. While others stuck to commentary or coaching, he built a brand: combining real estate, startups, digital content, and lifestyle today? Bold, spiritual, and always in most prized property is Krishna Niwas, named after Lord Krishna, reflecting Sehwag's spiritual beliefs. The mansion is elegant, not flashy. There are no gold-plated showpieces or over-the-top chandeliers. Instead, it features:Located in Delhi's embassy zone, it's not just a house, it's a statement of who Sehwag room is fitted with modern comforts but designed with a warm, personal the centre of the home is a peaceful temple courtyard where Sehwag meditates each you read that right. Sehwag has a custom lawn for his dogs, complete with a splash pool, shade, and private Krishna Niwas, there was Sehwag's 12-room home in Najafgarh. It combines smart home tech with traditional design, standing as a tribute to his in 2014, this peaceful estate is surrounded by orchards and bamboo, with open verandas and natural textures. Sehwag uses it to host cricket camps and create digital the pitch, Sehwag wears many hats:As of 2024, Sehwag's net worth is estimated at $40 million, thanks to:Car Collection:Through the Virender Sehwag Foundation, he supports:He also entered the NFT space with cricket-themed digital collectables via from TOI

No Virat Kohli, No Sachin Tendulkar: Meet Indian Batters Who Have Best Test Scores At Each Position
No Virat Kohli, No Sachin Tendulkar: Meet Indian Batters Who Have Best Test Scores At Each Position

India.com

time10-07-2025

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  • India.com

No Virat Kohli, No Sachin Tendulkar: Meet Indian Batters Who Have Best Test Scores At Each Position

photoDetails english 2929829 Updated:Jul 10, 2025, 04:51 PM IST No.1 - Virender Sehwag: 254 Runs 1 / 11 Sehwag smashed a blitzing double century off just 247 balls, sharing a massive 410-run partnership with Rahul Dravid and registering the fourth-fastest Test double-century No. 2 - Virendra Sehwag: 319 Runs 2 / 11 Sehwag's second triple-century came in Chennai, off just 304 balls, then the fastest Test triple by an Indian. No. 3 - VVS Laxman: 281 Runs 3 / 11 A monumental knock under pressure, Laxman turned the tide in a follow‑on scenario, batting through day four to help India post a lead of 376 and eventually win a historic Test. No. 4 - Shubman Gill: 269 Runs 4 / 11 Shubman Gill's 269 against England holds the record for the highest by an Indian at No. 4, showcasing composure and big-hitting ability in that position. No. 5 - Karun Nair: 303* Runs 5 / 11 Karun Nair became the second Indian triple-centurion, and one of the very few to score 300+ at No. 5 in Test history. No. 6 - MS Dhoni: 224 Runs 6 / 11 Dhoni made his highest Test score and the top mark for an Indian keeper or captain at No. 6, featuring 24 fours and 6 sixes, and was crucial to India's victory No. 7 - Ravindra Jadeja: 175* Runs 7 / 11 Jadeja smashed the highest Test score for India at No. 7 or lower, then added match-winning figures with both bat and ball. No. 8 - MS Dhoni: 144 Runs 8 / 11 MS Dhoni posted India's highest No. 8 run tally with this match-defining century in Kolkata. No. 9 - Jayant Yadav: 104 Runs 9 / 11 As a No. 9 batsman, Yadav's century powered India's batting depth and remains unmatched from that position. No. 10 - Ramakant Desai: 85 10 / 11 Ramakant Desai made a standout lower-order knock that still stands as India's best at No. 10. No. 11 - Zaheer Khan: 75 11 / 11 Zaheer Khan has the highest-ever score by an Indian at No. 11, showcased resilience, and added value from the tail.

Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 crore Krishna Niwas mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas has 12 lavish rooms, dog lawn, a cricket-themed trophy room and more
Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 crore Krishna Niwas mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas has 12 lavish rooms, dog lawn, a cricket-themed trophy room and more

Time of India

time10-07-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Time of India

Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 crore Krishna Niwas mansion in Delhi's Hauz Khas has 12 lavish rooms, dog lawn, a cricket-themed trophy room and more

Fearless on the field and bold in life, isn't just remembered for his explosive batting but he's celebrated for changing the way cricket was played. While most cricketers stuck to technique, Sehwag trusted instinct. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now With a smile on his face and a song on his lips, he dismantled the world's best bowling attacks, becoming a symbol of effortless dominance. But Sehwag's journey didn't stop with his final innings. Off the pitch, he's built an empire from luxury real estate and savvy business ventures to charitable initiatives. His sprawling homes across India tell a story not just of success, but of a man who continues to live life on his own terms. Virender Sehwag's Rs 130 crore Krishna Niwas in Delhi Hauz Khas blends luxury with elegance Sehwag's crown jewel is Krishna Niwas, a palatial home in Delhi's elite Hauz Khas enclave, valued at an estimated Rs 130.86 crore as reported. Set amidst tree-lined lanes dotted with embassies, the mansion is more than real estate. Named after Lord Krishna; a reflection of Sehwag's spiritual inclinations - Krishna Niwas isn't about over-the-top glitz. There are no ostentatious chandeliers or gold-dripping décor here. Instead, the home radiates understated elegance: rich teakwood panels, soft linen curtains, and open, airy interiors bathed in sunlight. Source: Instagram Inside Virender Sehwag's Krishna Niwas: 12 lavish rooms, temple courtyard, dog lawn Krishna Niwas houses 12 designed rooms, each a blend of modern technology and plush comfort. But beyond the aesthetics lies a deeply personal design ethos. Courtyard temple At the spiritual heart of the home is a serene courtyard temple, where Sehwag begins his day in meditation — a far cry from his days chasing cricket records. Tired of too many ads? go ad free now It's a space of calm reflection, anchoring the home in tradition. Source: Instagram A luxurious dog lawn Sehwag's love for dogs finds joyful expression in a custom-designed dog lawn, complete with a splash pool, shaded areas, and personalized enclosures. It's a playful, heartwarming reminder that the man who dismantled bowlers still has a soft spot — especially for his four-legged friends. Source: Instagram The trophy room No tour of Krishna Niwas is complete without stepping into the trophy room, a hallowed space celebrating Sehwag's 17-year-long career. Source: Instagram Iconic momentos From golden bats and commemorative Test caps to sweat-soaked jerseys and medals, the room is a time capsule of iconic moments. Two pieces stand out: The bat used for his 319-run innings against South Africa. The jersey from his 200 in Gwalior*, India's first double century in ODIs. Each artifact tells a story — not just of cricket, but of national pride. Source: Instagram Virender Sehwag's Haryana farmhouse before his crores mansion Before Krishna Niwas, there was Sehwag's 12-room mansion in Najafgarh, Delhi — a tribute to where it all began. Valued at Rs 23 crore as reported, this home marries traditional grandeur with smart-home sophistication. From ornate gates to vintage-style interiors, the Najafgarh residence is steeped in nostalgia. It's where dreams took root, cricket met culture, and a young boy from Delhi transformed into the Nawab of Najafgarh. For a man who once thrived on stadium noise, Sehwag's Rs 5 crore farmhouse in Haryana is surprisingly tranquil. Built in 2014, the estate is designed more like a retreat than a residence. Surrounded by orchards, this peaceful estate features open verandas, bamboo fixtures, and natural textures — channeling the energy of an ashram. It's here that Sehwag hosts cricket camps, creates digital content, and enjoys the slower rhythm of rural life. Sehwag's daily routine reflects a balance of calm and charisma. Mornings begin with yoga or meditation, followed by a mix of brand shoots, business calls, and social media content creation — all from his tech-savvy Krishna Niwas hub. Whether he's tweeting a witty birthday wish or recording a playful reel, Krishna Niwas doubles as his creative headquarters. Virender Sehwag beyond cricket: Entrepreneur, educator, and Eeco-warrior Since stepping away from the crease, Sehwag has evolved into a serial entrepreneur and education advocate, focusing on ventures that reflect his personality and passions. Key ventures: Sehwag International School: A premier sports-centric school in Haryana nurturing young talent. A premier sports-centric school in Haryana nurturing young talent. VS by Sehwag: A vibrant activewear brand that blends comfort with charisma. A vibrant activewear brand that blends comfort with charisma. Sehwag Cricket Academy: Grooming future cricket stars across India. Grooming future cricket stars across India. Two Brothers Organic Farms: A sustainability-driven investment aligning with Sehwag's wellness values. Virender Sehwag net worth and endorsements As of 2024, Sehwag's estimated net worth is approximately $40 million as reported, powered by commentary gigs, sponsorship deals, and digital content creation. Major revenue sources: Endorsements: Adidas, Boost, Hero Honda, Samsung, and more. Social Media: Reported to earn over Rs 30 crore annually from content and brand collaborations. Car collection: Bentley Continental Flying Spur ('Triple Centurion' edition) BMW 5 Series Toyota Fortuner Virender Sehwag is redefining success and philanthropy Through the Virender Sehwag Foundation, he supports education, healthcare, and grassroots sports initiatives. He's also dabbled in tech-forward giving including cricket-themed NFTs via Rario; a nod to his evolving vision of Sehwag wasn't just a cricketer. He was and remains a performer, a trailblazer, and a disrupter. His homes reflect not just his success, but his style — bold, authentic, and distinctly Sehwag. From the dusty lanes of Najafgarh to the elite gardens of Hauz Khas, his journey is more than a rise. It's a reinvention of what it means to arrive, and how to stay iconic long after the final over. Also Read |

"Your Career Is Over": When Virender Sehwag Threatened Drunk Shoaib Akhtar Over Sachin Tendulkar Incident
"Your Career Is Over": When Virender Sehwag Threatened Drunk Shoaib Akhtar Over Sachin Tendulkar Incident

NDTV

time10-07-2025

  • Sport
  • NDTV

"Your Career Is Over": When Virender Sehwag Threatened Drunk Shoaib Akhtar Over Sachin Tendulkar Incident

In March 2023, former India opener Virender Sehwag shared a hilarious anecdote involving Sachin Tendulkar and ex-Pakistan pace star Shoaib Akhtar. Both India and Pakistan are currently at loggerheads due to the political tensions between the two nations. This situation aggravated after the terrorist attack on Indian tourists in Pahalgam, Kashmir in April 2025. Following this, a war-like situation took place between the two countries, which made the relations even worse. However, there was a high time when both India and Pakistan used to face each other in bilateral series and gave brilliant cricketing moments to the fans. Sehwag opened up about a moment when a drunk Shoaib Akhtar was trying to lift the Master Blaster on his shoulder and miserably failed in his attempt. "In a party that was held for Indian and Pakistani cricketers in Lucknow, Akhtar had one too many drinks and he tried to lift Tendulkar. However, Tendulkar was quite heavy for him, and both of them ended up falling on the ground. I could not stop laughing at the incident," Sehwag had said at News 18 Chaupal. The incident left Akhtar extremely embarrassed and Sehwag kept teasing him that his career is over as he could have injured a legend like Sachin. The Pakistan cricket team pacer was scared that Sachin will complain to the BCCI and he decided to ask for forgiveness from the Master Blaster. "I used to tease him a lot. You are out, your career is over. You have dropped our top player. And he was scared, he kept following Sachin everywhere saying sorry and even fell down at his feet. Still, me and Sachin, whenever we sit together, we go back to the incident and laugh about it," Sehwag said. Earlier, Akhtar also shared his side of the story during an interaction with SportsKeeda and stated that he was left embarrassed after the incident. "I managed to lift him but then he slipped from my hands. Tendulkar fell down, not that badly, but I thought to myself that 'I am dead'. I feared that if Sachin Tendulkar gets unfit or injured, I would never get an Indian Visa. The Indians would never allow me to come back to the country or would burn me alive." "When he fell down I really thought I am done for life. I remember Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh were also there and they were telling me, 'what are you doing man?' And I responded saying 'I don't really know, it just happened.'

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