Virender Sehwag Has Praised Bowler T Natarajan

Virender Sehwag has praised bowler T Natarajan. Sehwag’s disclosure on the T Natarajan who is making a blast in Australia said – may not play for India.

Former Indian cricket team opener Virender Sehwag has praised bowler T Natarajan. In the Indian Premier League, Sehwag gave Natarajan his first chance while coaching Kings XI Punjab.

He started his international career from ODIs on the Australia tour and now he is also playing in the T20 series.

Sehwag said that if Natarajan continues to do well in this way, then the Indian team will get a lot of benefit in the T20 World Cup. His arrival will make India’s bowling attack even better.

“The Indian team will have a much longer bowling attack for the T20 World Cup if T Natarajan also plays alongside Jasprit Bumrah and Bhuvneshwar Kumar.

T20 is a format in which the bowler who is giving fewer runs today maybe hit the next day. “But his bowling is very good whether it is a yorker or a slow ball or a length ball.”

Sehwag described Natarajan as Bumrah, a regular bowler of the Indian team, and compared the two. He said, “There is a similar quality inside Bumrah.

After this tour, they will realize how big a change has come in their career. People will want to learn from them and try to be like them.”

Sehwag told how Murali Vijay told him about Natarajan.

This bowler was included in his team in 2017 during the auction by Sehwag, who was a Metron of Kings XI Punjab. Sehwag also revealed that Natarajan felt that he might not be able to play for India.

“He once told me that his dream is to play for India but he does not think that he will be able to play for IPL or India.”

Big Bash League: English all-rounder named Big Bash, will return home

Another name has been added to the players being eliminated from Australia’s T20 League Big Bash.

All-rounder Tom Curran has become yet another England player to withdraw from the upcoming season of the Big Bash League (BBL).

He wants to spend time with his family. Earlier, England’s Tom Banton withdrew from the Australian T20 league.