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We will fight to save the Test: Sehwag
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Posted On: 08-Feb-2010 19:07:26 By: Sachin Verma Font Size:

Nagpur: Star opener Virender Sehwag , who cracked a century in the first innings, insist saying India can still save the first Test even though they still trailed South Africa by 256 runs at Nagpur.

India were bowled out for 233 in their first innings largely thanks to Sehwag’s 109 and debutant Subramanium Badrinath’s 56 and are struggling at 66/2 in the second innings with two full days of play still remaining.

"Against Australia (in 2001) we had followed on and won”, Sehwag said.

“Anything can happen in this game. Sachin Tendulkar is still batting and he's a very experienced hand. Murali Vijay is also batting well. We will fight it out," the dashing opener added.

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