Ashish Nehra makes a comeback as a commentator for the India-Sri Lanka series

By Cricadium Staff

November 15, 2017

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Ashish Nehra and Virender Sehwag

Ashish Nehra may have hung up his boots from cricket but his love for the game couldn’t keep him away from it for too long. Just a few days after his retirement, he makes a comeback and this time, in the commentary box.

The former pacer will be joining the likes of Virender Sehwag for the Hindi commentary panel from the first Test between India and Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata.

Star Sports, the official broadcaster of the series, announced the news on Twitter with a video of Nehra’s interview with Sehwag in his final match where the duo discussed the pacer’s plans after retirement. Nehra mentioned that there are several ways in which he could stay connected with the game and commentary was one of them.

Roll back the years as @virendersehwag & Nehra pair up in the comm box! Join us on #NerolacCricketLive tomorrow at 8.30AM on Star Sports! pic.twitter.com/bTvpyuiHS5

— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) November 15, 2017

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The Nawab of Najafgarh didn’t waste too much time in welcoming his old friend in his new role. He took to Twitter with a message, “Nehra ji ka commentary welcome zoron shoron se hona chahiye. Apne style me aap log bhi Nehra ji ko welcome zaroor karein.”

Nehra ji ka commentary welcome zoron shoron se hona chahiye. Apne style me aap log bhi Nehra ji ko welcome zaroor karein https://t.co/dh9nPCPUQt

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) November 15, 2017

It will be a treat for the fans to hear the duo together in the language that they both express themselves the best in. Sehwag is known for his witty comments and so is Ashish Nehra and hence, it will be like a cherry on the top while enjoying the cricketing action.

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Nehra had recently called it quits from the game after making his last appearance for the men in blue in the 1st T20I against New Zealand. After he was picked in the T20I squad, he had expressed his desire to retire on his home ground of the Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi. The selectors agreed to his wish and the Indian team gave him a grand farewell to mark the end of an 18-year-old career in the game.

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Ashish Nehra may have hung up his boots from cricket but his love for the game couldn't keep him away from it for too long. Just a few days after his retirement, he makes a comeback and this time, in the commentary box. The former pacer will be joining the likes of Virender Sehwag for the Hindi commentary panel from the first Test between India and Sri Lanka at the Eden Gardens, Kolkata. Star Sports, the official broadcaster of the series, announced the news on Twitter with a video of Nehra's interview with Sehwag in his final match where the duo discussed the pacer's plans after retirement. Nehra mentioned that there are several ways in which he could stay connected with the game and commentary was one of them. https://twitter.com/starsportsindia/status/930686443701329920 The Nawab of Najafgarh didn't waste too much time in welcoming his old friend in his new role. He took to Twitter with a message, "Nehra ji ka commentary welcome zoron shoron se hona chahiye. Apne style me aap log bhi Nehra ji ko welcome zaroor karein." https://twitter.com/virendersehwag/status/930697085925634048 It will be a treat for the fans to hear the duo together in the language that they both express themselves the best in. Sehwag is known for his witty comments and so is Ashish Nehra and hence, it will be like a cherry on the top while enjoying the cricketing action. Nehra had recently called it quits from the game after making his last appearance for the men in blue in the 1st T20I against New Zealand. After he was picked in the T20I squad, he had expressed his desire to retire on his home ground of the Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi. The selectors agreed to his wish and the Indian team gave him a grand farewell to mark the end of an 18-year-old career in the game.