Virender Sehwag is a legendary former Indian cricketer known for his aggressive and fearless batting style. Nicknamed the "Nawab of Najafgarh," he is one of only a few players to score two triple centuries in Tests. He played a key role in India's cricket dominance during the 2000s.
45 years (Born: October 20, 1978)
Najafgarh, Delhi, India
College: Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi (Bachelor's in Commerce)
Married to Aarti Ahlawat since 2004 Two sons: Aryavir and Vedant
Born in a Jat family in Delhi, Sehwag started playing cricket at a young age. Inspired by Sachin Tendulkar, he trained at the Sonnet Club and quickly made a mark in domestic cricket.
First Indian to score 300 in a Test match
Currently active as a cricket commentator, columnist, and mentor. He also runs Sehwag International School and is associated with various sports and social initiatives.
Estimated at $40 million (around ₹330 crore)