A cricketer from Delhi, named ‘Sehwag’, is back as an opener. No, he isn’t Virender, but his elder son, Aaryavir, has now officially made his Delhi Premier League (DPL) debut. The 2007-born, who didn’t play any competitive T20 before, represented the Central Delhi Kings (CDK) as he walked out as an opener at the iconic Arun Jaitley Stadium.
Great talent promo shown by Jnr Sehwag
While he didn’t open his account in his father’s style by smashing a pace bowler for a four, he showed aggressive traits that are unsurprisingly in his DNA. Walking in his crease to unsettle the pacers, Aaryavir showed talent that we all know he possesses. Facing Indian pacer Navdeep Saini with the new ball, Aaryavir smashed two consecutive boundaries. The first one was as splendid as they come, as the Jnr Sehwag went over the infield through the off-side.
A little bit overpitched but Sehwag walloped it with a picturesque lofted drive. Then came a shot that showcased his tremendous courage, stepping out to Saini and smashing him through the off side again.
Classy batting! Aaryavir Sehwag smashes consecutive fours. Aaryavir Sehwag | East Delhi Riders | Central Delhi Kings | Anuj Rawat | Jonty Sidhu | #DPL2025 #DPP #AdaniDPL2025 #Delhi pic.twitter.com/08KwyxqPeK
— Delhi Premier League T20 (@DelhiPLT20) August 27, 2025Virender Sehwag’s son Aaryavir makes DPL debut; smashes Navdeep Saini for consecutive fours Inside Sport India.
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