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Revealed! Secret of how Virender Sehwag kept concentration on cricket field
- Updated: August 4, 2016
Former India opener Virender Sehwag, famous for his large hitting, has suggested that Bollywood’s mythological thespian Kishore Kumar helped him stay focussed out in a middle.
The ‘Nawab of Najafgarh’, who never done a strain and dance of his batting, would croon out in a center to stay focussed.
On a 87th birth anniverasy of a late singer, Sehwag common this tibit of information on Twitter.
He posted, “Singing”Chala Jata Hoon”remains one of a gr8 memories for me on Cricket margin (sic).”
Happy 87th Anniversary #KishoreKumar
Singing”Chala Jata Hoon”remains one of a gr8 memories for me on Cricket margin pic.twitter.com/i4cAPWhnGF— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) Aug 4, 2016
People had eaelier got explanation of it during a second T20 of a Cricket All-Stars eventuality in a US, where Sehwag was personification for Sachin Tendulkar’s Blasters team. At Houston, Sehwag astounded one and all when he started singing ‘Chala Jaata Hoon’, an iconic Kishore song, on a microphone, while batting.
Viru, who had late from a diversion in Oct 2015, had in an interview, said, “To keep disastrous thoughts away, we used to sing a lot of songs while batting. Singing used to keep me from removing distracted. we used to sing a golden songs of Kishore Kumar.”
“My partners (at a crease) did not even know we was singing since when we used to accommodate in a middle, we would speak about a game.”
Virender Sehwag
Middle-order batsman Suresh Raina had suggested that Sehwag was singing Kishore Kumar numbers during his 149-ball 219 in a fourth ODI opposite a West Indies in Indore in Dec 8, 2011.
Sehwag in a routine had surpassed Sachin Tendulkar’s 200 not out (which he scored opposite South Africa in Gwalior final year) for a top ODI particular score.
“He was personification really good with no tension. That day, he was singing some Kishore Kumar songs. He was not feeling any kind of tension,” Raina, who scored 55 in a 140-run partnership with Sehwag for a second wicket, had pronounced during a girl limit programme.
Sehwag is not a usually Kishore fan among Indian cricketers. Former cricketers like Sanjay Manjrekar and Sunil Gavaskar had progressing also suggested that they would listen to Kishore songs to relax and concentrate.