Virender Sehwag trolls Sourav Ganguly by comparing him with a Panda

It is a proven fact now that former Indian opener Virender Sehwag is one of the biggest entertainers in the micro-blogging site twitter and over the days he is only enhancing his reputation. Just like his playing days, Sehwag is seen at his entreating best on twitter and his hilarious tweets have made us burst out with laughter. Not only his opinions and tweets are funny but brilliantly crafty as well. The entertainer has made the best use of the 140 characters from his hilarious birthday wishes to shutting down people.

Now it the turn of former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly to be at the receiving end of a Sehwag special. Taking to his twitter handle, Sehwag posted a picture of a cute panda with different expressions in two pictures and compared it with Sourav Ganguly’s habit of blinking eyes before dancing down the track and hitting the bowler back over his head for a six.

He wrote, “Dada Ganguly and Chinese Ganguly. Great memories of the Prince@SGanguly99 blinking his eyes and smashing spinners out of the stadium.” It is surely the funniest thing you will read all day.

Virender Sehwag and Sourav Ganguly shares a great bonding ever since Virender Sehwag made his international debut under Ganguly. It was under his leadership that Viru was asked to open the batting and there was no looking back for the “Nawab of Najafgarh” ever since then.

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He went on to become one of the greatest openers in Test cricket and that too with a strike rate of over 80. Despite Sachin Tendulkar and Sourav Ganguly’s prowess opening the batting together, Ganguly’s decision to make him an opener proved as a life changing moment for Sehwag.

Coming back to Sourav Ganguly, he has arguably been the greatest Indian captain ever and under his leadership, India started winning Test matches abroad. It was during his tenure future stars such as Yuvraj Singh, Harbhajan Singh, Virender Sehwag, Zaheer Khan emerged and went on to serve India successfully for many more years. He eventually retired from international cricket in 2008 after the Test series against Australia.