The Indian Cricket team is made up of men. It is a full International Cricket Council member and has Twenty20 International status. The team is also known as Men in Blue.
Virender Sehwag
Virender Sehwag, a former Indian cricketer, represented India from 1999 to 2013. He played for Haryana and Delhi in domestic cricket and was known for his aggressive style of opening the innings. He was the winner of the 2004 Indian cricket championship and was a regular member of the national team.
Sehwag, who retired from international cricket in October 2015 joined the National Anti Doping Agency. This is a disciplinary agency under the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Sehwag currently serves as the Anti Doping Appeal Panel member. He has continued to be a part the country's sporting culture despite his retirement from cricket.
Sehwag holds many record, including becoming the first Indian player to score triple centuries in Test Cricket. He scored 319 out of 278 runs against South Africa in M.A. The highest Indian test cricket total is at Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai. Sehwag holds also the records for fastest three-century, fastest 250 by an Indian batsman, or fastest test century. Sehwag's career is not without its low points.
Murali Vijay
Vijay, a post-Tendulkar face, was an exciting new player in Indian cricket. He proved his mettle with regular swashbuckling displays on pitches of all types. He excelled on bouncy pitches in Australia and in Britain where he took advantage of the ball's movement to play late. Vijay could also play spin very well, with his signature loft over long on.
Vijay replaced Gautam Gambhir as he made his Test debut for India against Australia in 2008. The video footage of the incident became viral on social media. Vijay & Dinesh Karthik may not be best friends. A section of the crowd chanted them names at the TNPL2022 game.
Vijay's private life, despite his success at cricket, has been fraught with controversy. He was rumored to have had an affair, according to reports with Nikita Vanjara's wife Dinesh. The couple met during the IPL and were married in the same year. Nirav, their son, is now their child.
Zaheer Khan
Zaheer Khan, one of India's best bowlers, is an example. He has had the opportunity to play against some of world's best bowlers and has built a reputation for himself. He is familiar with the subcontinent's flat pitches and has played some domestic cricket. He is also well-known for being able to control various types cricket balls. He was a member the Indian team that won ODI World Cup 2011 and led the pace attacking with 21 wickets over nine games. In 2011, Zaheer Khan was presented with the Arjuna Trophy by the Indian President. Zaheer Khan co-owns the ProSport Fitness & Services company in partnership with Andrew Le Roux & Adrian Le Roux.
Zaheer Khan played his last international match against New Zealand on February 14, 2014. His impressive career record included 311 Test wickets, 282 ODI wickets and 200 matches. He was also a great Twenty20 match bowler, taking 17 wickets from 17 matches. The Indian cricket team has had to search for a left-arm pacer since his retirement. To find the right player, the team has tested a number of players. Arshdeep Sinha, who made an International debut against England in this year's international, was considered as potential left-arm pacer.