Virender Sehwag is entertaining his fans with a special show — Viru Ki Baithak

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Updated At : 01:33 PM Sep 27, 2020 IST

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Indian cricket legend Virender Sehwag is entertaining his fans this cricket season with a special show — Viru Ki Baithak on Facebook Watch and IGTV. The daily show combines Sehwag’s cricketing expertise with his witty, inimitable style to present the viewers with a fun experience centred on the exciting happenings at the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL).

Commenting on the launch of the show, Sehwag says, “I hope I can entertain and help the audience see the lighter side of the game as the season progresses.”

The show celebrates the return of cricket after a long hiatus. It captures the essence of the tournament and gives the viewers an idea of what to expect from the cricketing extravaganza and an opportunity to engage with their favourite Viru on different aspects of the sport.

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