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Virendra Sehwag entertains his fans with another tweet

| | Sep 03, 2016, at 04:46 am
New Delhi, Sept 2 (IBNS): Former Indian cricketer Virendra Sehwag knows how to make others laugh by his humorous tweets and on Friday the all-rounder said he prefers to be at 'non-striker end' when with his wife.

"With wife be like u r at non-striker end.Let her do the talking & run when you need to #mybestpartner #ViruKaGyaan," Sehwag said on a lighter note.

One who follows his Twitter page, will often find his tweets entertaining.

Few days back when wrestler Sakshi Malik won the bronze medal at the Olympics, the Indian cricketer celebrated the moment with a memorable tweet that read: "Poora Bharat is baat ka Sakshi hai,jab koi bht mushkil ho toh is desh ki ladkiyan hi Malik hain.Thank U#SakshiMalik."

 

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