Overview
- Chopra said the remark left everyone amused and described it as a mic-drop moment.
- The quip came as Ganguly was upset about negative media coverage when runs were hard to come by.
- Sehwag finished his international career with 17,253 runs in 374 matches, including 38 centuries and 72 fifties.
- He was the first Indian to register a Test triple hundred, scoring 309 against Pakistan in Multan in 2004.
- Coverage also revisited the pair’s mutual respect, with Ganguly praising Sehwag as an elite opener and Sehwag calling Ganguly the best captain he played under.