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‘Nawab of Najafgarh’ was one of the most explosive and dreaded batsmen in the history of Indian cricket. Virender Sehwag As soon as the name of the bowler was heard, fear would arise in the minds of the bowlers. Now his son has started showing Veeru’s blood and his aggressive batting style on the field. Prestigious tournaments of domestic cricket Vinoo Mankad Trophy 2026-27 Captaining the Delhi Under-19 team in Aryavir Sehwag Has created a stir with his stormy batting. In the match played against Chandigarh on Friday, 16 October, Aryaveer displayed his brilliant skills and played a historic and record-breaking inning of 173 runs, which is currently being discussed in the entire cricket world.
Aryaveer Sehwag played a explosive inning of 173 runs in 143 balls.
Under the Vinoo Mankad Trophy, a match is being played between Delhi Under-19 and Chandigarh Under-19 on Friday. In this match, after winning the toss and coming to bat first, captain Aryaveer Sehwag himself came on the field to start the innings for the Delhi team. Opener Arnab Bugga came to the crease to support him.
As soon as he entered the field, Aryaveer started attacking the bowlers in the style of his father Virender Sehwag. He did not give any Chandigarh bowler a chance to survive and hit fours and sixes all around the field. During his brilliant innings, Aryaveer merely Total 173 runs facing 143 balls Knock it down. In this marathon and aggressive innings, he 19 brilliant fours and 8 skyscraper sixes Rooted. Seeing his excellent batting, the spectators present in the stadium and the players of the opposing team were also surprised.
There was a partnership of 98 runs for the first wicket, wickets kept falling from the other end.
Starting the innings, captain Aryaveer Sehwag and Arnab Bugga gave a very strong and simple start to the Delhi team. For the first wicket between the two batsmen Half century partnership of 98 runs Hui. Arnab Bugga also provided excellent support and played a useful inning of 47 runs in 39 balls with the help of 6 fours and 1 six.
However, when Arnab was out, Delhi’s innings started faltering. While at one end, captain Aryaveer remained at the crease like a rock and kept scoring runs, at the other end the process of wickets falling at regular intervals continued. The rest of the batsmen could not maintain this rhythm of the team for long and started disintegrating under pressure. Despite this, Aryaveer single-handedly maintained the innings and took the scoreboard forward.
Aryaveer was out in the 46th over, Delhi could not reach the score of 300.
This wonderful innings of Aryaveer Sehwag ended in the 46th over of the match. When he was out, the team’s score was 268 runs and this was Delhi’s fifth wicket. After his return to the pavilion, the lower order batsmen could not add much runs in the remaining overs.
Looking at the beginning, it seemed that the Delhi team would easily cross the huge score of 300 runs in 50 overs, but due to the poor performance of the middle order, the team failed to reach the target in the stipulated overs. 289 runs at the loss of 6 wickets Could only make it. From the Chandigarh bowlers, Rupesh Yadav took maximum 2 wickets, but he completely failed to stop the storm of Aryaveer.
Great comeback leaving behind the failure of the last match
This brilliant century is a great mental relief for Aryaveer Sehwag, because his bat was silent in the last match. Delhi played its last match against Karnataka Under-19, in which Karnataka, batting first, scored a massive score of 418 runs on the board. The entire Delhi team, which came to chase that big target, was limited to only 220 runs and in that match, captain Aryaveer was out after scoring only 28 runs.
The way Aryaveer has made a comeback in this match, leaving behind the failure of the previous match, has proved that he has the ability to play long cricket. Scoring such big scores in domestic cricket is being considered a huge positive sign for his future career. Cricket lovers have full hope that in the coming times, Aryaveer will emerge as a big name of Indian cricket like his father.