Virender Sehwag offers to tour Australia and play for India amidst growing injury concerns of team
Sehwag's tweet was sarcastic dig at injury hit Indian team
New Delhi: Taking a sarcastic dig at the injury list of the Indian Cricket Team that is touring Australia and is set to play the final test of the series, former Indian opener Virender Sehwag on Tuesday added that he was ready to travel to Australia and be a part of the team.
Taking to his Twitter account, Sehwag said that in case the team is falling short of 11 players to start the game, he is ready to travel to Australia and play for the side if BCCI can look after the quarantine rules in Australia after traveling.
He also shared a picture of all the players that have been ruled out of the series following their respective injuries.
Fans were quick to take note of Sehwag’s sarcasm and shared their opinion by retweeting the tweet by Sehwag.
Itne sab players injured hain , 11 na ho rahe hon toh Australia jaane ko taiyaar hoon, quarantine dekh lenge @BCCI pic.twitter.com/WPTONwUbvj
— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) January 12, 2021
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Kerala Assembly polls: Trends after 9 am show UDF continues to lead
Thiruvananthapuram (PTI): As counting of EVM votes polled in the April 9 Kerala Assembly elections commenced, trends after 9 am show the Congress-led UDF leading in the state.
The UDF was ahead in close to 90 seats, while the CPI(M)-led LDF was leading in over 40 seats with the BJP-headed NDA in the front in around 5 assembly constituencies as EVM votes began to be counted, according to news reports.
As per Election Commission figures, Congress is ahead in 10 seats, CPI(M) in 5, CPI in 2, Revolutionary Socialist Party (RSP) 2 and IUML, RJD and Kerala Congress (KEC) with one each, among others.
The trends appear to support the UDF claim that it would get a huge majority. PTI
If the situation continues, the UDF stand to claim power in the state.
