The most destructive batsman in the world Virender Sehwag turned 38. As he is one of the famous personalities on micro-blogging site Twitter, the Twitterati poured warm birthday wishes to their favorite cricketer. From general fans to current and former cricketers, each and everyone dropped their birthday messages for him.

The interesting part was everyone tried to mimic in Sehwag’s style of tweeting birthday wishes. Virender Sehwag was trending for most of the day. Though it was impossible for him to personally reply everyone, he tried to thank everyone by retweeting.

Later, he thought of thanking everyone through a video. There was one guy whom he wanted to thank specially and he is Sachin Tendulkar. Sachin Tendulkar was also one among the thousands of people who wished Sehwag on his birthday.

Here’s how Sachin wished Sehwag on his birthday:

He’s the sweetest man who has caused so much destruction! Happy Birthday Lala! @virendersehwag pic.twitter.com/BfcT2oYbWn

— sachin tendulkar (@sachin_rt) October 20, 2016

In the birthday tweet, Sachin mentioned Sehwag as LALA. Everyone who read Sachin’s tweet has got a doubt what LALA means?

Maybe Sehwag was asked about the reason behind the nickname LALA, he replied saying:

Thank you God ji 🙏 https://t.co/wdXtdNekUY

— Virender Sehwag (@virendersehwag) October 20, 2016

“You people must be wondering why ‘Godji’ calls me ‘Lala.’ It’s because I look like Lala first of all. Like the ‘fat baniyas’ or maybe because of my habit of keeping count of everything while batting. How many runs I made, how many boundaries and sixes I hit. Maybe that’s why he calls me Lala.”

The entertainment factor in cricket went much higher from the day the dashing batsman entered the International cricket. His batting was all about slamming the bowler into the crowd. He never spared anyone and all bowlers were equal in his eyes.

After his retirement, all his fans felt sad about the end of Sehwag’s cricket career but once Sehwag entered the social media, he resumed the entertainment and now rules Twitter platform just like the way he ruled the bowlers.