16 years ago today, Virender Sehwag becomes 'Multan ka Sultan' after his maiden triple hundred

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531 minutes on field, faced 375 balls, hit 39 fours and smashed 6 sixes. All these stats comprises of one the greatest innings played by an Indian and least not forgetting the fact, it was against arch-rivals Pakistan. On this day back in 2004, Virender Sehwag became the first Indian to score a triple Test century, blasting 309 runs in Multan, Pakistan. Sehwag was a destructive batsman and has left his mark wherever he set foot and the former Team India opener was not shy of facing the deadliest of bowlers during his time. 

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