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Sehwag's Best Innings In IPL T20


The explosive century against Deccan Chargers, Delhi Daredevils captain Virender Sehwag said that this is one of his best innings in Twenty20 cricket.

Sehwag's explosive innings of 119 runs in just 56 balls against the Chargers makes him  Man of the Match. He also hit 13 boundaries and five sixes in the innings.

Sehwag said "I did not made century ever in Twenty20.The first six overs were not in our favor. Our three wickets fell at 29 runs in just 6 overs. Since they did not have a fifth bowler, I thought that if I do attack their fourth and fifth bowlers so we could achieve this goal."

He said "last year Deccan Chargers have won five consecutive matches. Therefore, we hope that this time Delhi Daredevils will do better."
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