Virender Sehwag wishes Hardik Pandya in his own style

Virender Sehwag is known for unique and witty tweets on social media and it was no different on Wednesday when he wished Hardik Pandya. The Indian all-rounder is celebrating his 24th birthday and many celebrities including his teammates wished him on his special day. However, the former Indian batsman Sehwag was not left behind either and tweeted a wish for the Indian sensation in a very different way.

The birthday boy has impressed everyone in a very short time in his career by delivering some memorable performances for the Men in Blue. Recently, he won the first Man of the Series award of his career against Australia in the ODI series. He is currently involved in the ongoing T20I series against the same opponent and scored 25 runs in Guwahati on Tuesday in a losing cause as the visitors romped home with 8 wickets in hand.

My Kung Fu Pandya

The swashbuckling batsman during his heydays, Virender Sehwag is always difficult to ignore when he does something on social media. This time he has caught the attention of everyone with his tweet for the youngster on his birthday. He termed Pandya as one of the best entertainers in the modern cricket and wrote, “Happy Birthday to one of the best modern day entertainer – my Kung Fu Pandya , @hardikpandya7 !”

Here is how Sehwag wished Pandya:

Happy Birthday to one of the best modern day entertainer – my Kung Fu Pandya , @hardikpandya7 ! pic.twitter.com/dRJbXasqOY

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) October 11, 2017

Sehwag is always amongst the news for his comments since his retirement from cricket. He is currently covering the series between India and Australia by doing Hindi commentary for the official broadcaster Star Sports. Also, he is revealing some of the insights in his show ‘Bol Viru Bol’ which is winning hearts on Hotstar, the digital medium of Star Sports. On the show, he recently revealed that he used to love the batting of the legendary Australian Adam Gilchrist. He cheekily also recalled the instances when the former wicketkeeper-batsman didn’t walk when he was out.