Virender Sehwag Salutes Superwoman Whose Typing Speed Will Leave You Spellbound

Former Indian swashbuckling batsman Virender Sehwag, who is known to be a very popular face over the social media circles shared a sensational video in which an old woman can be seen typing in a typewriter.

speed will certainly leave you splits. Not only the speed but the sort of dedication the old lady showed was simply exemplary and praiseworthy.

Taking to his Twitter handle, Sehwag further shared the video with a heartwarming caption.

“A superwoman for me. She lives in Sehore in MP and the youth have so much to learn from her. Not just speed, but the spirit and a lesson that no work is small and no age is big enough to learn and work. Pranam!,” he wrote.

Well, there is no doubt about the fact these type of humans inspires a generation of people from all walks of the life.

A superwoman for me. She lives in Sehore in MP and the youth have so much to learn from her. Not just speed, but the spirit and a lesson that no work is small and no age is big enough to learn and work. Pranam ! pic.twitter.com/n63IcpBRSH

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) June 12, 2018

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Sehwag is a king of social media and has made a big name for himself following his retirement from International cricket. He has smashed several sixes during his cricketing career and is still smashing sixes, this time over the social media platform.

In a talk show named “What the Duck”, Sehwag revealed that he never posts anything on his social media handle without taking the permission of Sachin Tendulkar.

Sehwag was one of the feared batsmen of his generation. There wasn’t a single bowler who was spared by Sehwag during his career. He is one of the four batsmen to smash two triple centuries. He was in line to become the only player to smash three triple centuries.

However, it wasn’t possible after his dismissal at 293 against Sri Lanka in 2009.

Virender Sehwag changed the definition of batsmanship. He had a simple technique to his game which saw the ball and smashes it. He never moved towards the ball with his feet but was arguably the most successful Indian opener in Test cricket.

People will argue that Sunil Gavaskar was greater but just given the way he did about his business, Sehwag should get the not.

He was also the second player in One-day International history after his idol Sachin Tendulkar to score a double century in ODI’s.

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