Aryaveer Sehwag Looks Beyond His Father's Style, Wants to Play Like Virat Kohli

Aryaveer Sehwag, son of former India opening batter Virender Sehwag, has made interesting comments about his batting approach while impressing in the U19 Asia Cup. In an interview, Aryaveer said that he is a big fan of Virat Kohli and enjoys playing aggressive cricket. He added that he does not want to follow only his father's style but also hopes to adopt Kohli's approach. He wants to dominate every opponent and do his best to win matches for India.

Aryaveer backed up his words with impressive performances in the tournament. In India's opening match against Nepal at Al Amerat in Oman on November 6, he scored an unbeaten 70 off 52 balls, including seven fours and four sixes. India bowled Nepal out for 128, with Ishan Sodhi and Arjun Rajput taking three wickets each. Aryaveer and captain Lakshya Raichandani then put together an unbeaten opening partnership, guiding India to a 10-wicket victory in 19.1 overs. After scoring 22 against Pakistan, Aryaveer produced a remarkable 160 off 168 balls against the UAE, hitting 17 fours and seven sixes. India finished with 309 for seven, and the victory secured its place in the semifinals. Fans have praised the young batter for carrying forward his father's fearless approach while also looking to develop his own style.