Virender Sehwag names one Indian player he wouldn't share his flight or bus seat with

Virender Sehwag is one former cricketer of India who always grabs headlines for his witty comments and posts on social media. He doesn’t leave any stone unturned to keep his fans entertained through his social media tactics. After being the stylish opened for India for a long time, Sehwag started plying his trade as a commentator, and fans enjoyed his free-flowing style there as well.

In the recent turn of events, Sehwag appeared in an exclusive interview with RJ Raunak on his YouTube show ‘ 13 Jawab Nahi.’ In the same interview, he answered various questions from his professional life to some of his fanboy moments. However, if there was one question that took the limelight was his answer on Harbhajan Singh, hands down.

When Sehwag was asked about one cricketer with whom he wouldn’t ever like to share his bus/flight seat or the hotel room, he took the name of his teammate Harbhajan Singh.

Virender Sehwag takes Harbhajan Singh’s name to answer an awkward question

“Though there wasn’t any chance to share seats as such since we used to have big bus and we had separate rooms too but if there has to be one person, it would be Harbhajan Singh. It would’ve been difficult to share a seat with him due to his fart issues,” said Sehwag.

Sehwag is also going to appear on KBC’s special edition on Friday alongside Sourav Ganguly. Both cricketers could be seen sharing some hilarious anecdotes with Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan. In one of the promos that came up, Sehwag was seen teasing Ganguly on how he used to rely on him during all sorts of crunch moments.

“Museebat mein na, main hi kaam aata tha inke. Final mein run banane hon, tez run banane hon, koi opener na mila ho toh Virender se opening karalo, koi bowler na ho toh bowling karalo, kaam main hi aaya hu (It was always I who came to his rescue at the time of need. Whether to make runs at finals, make runs fast, for opening when they found no one, to bowl when they found no bowler. It was always me who helped him),” said Sehwag.