Mohammad Kaif’s 38th Birthday: Good Wishes Pour in For Ex-Indian Batsman From the Cricketing Fraternity
The Delhi Daredevils (DD), which represents the national capital in the Indian Premier League (IPL), also wished its "newest addition" of the team.
New Delhi, December 1: Birthday wishes poured in for former Indian batsman Mohammad Kaif from across the cricketing fraternity as the right-hander turns 38 today. From the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to the most destructive batsmen of all time, Virender Sehwag, a number of people took to Twitter to extend good wishes to Kaif on his special day.
"Here's wishing @MohammadKaif a very happy birthday. Have a great year ahead," the BCCI tweeted. Posting a picture with Kaif, Sehwag wrote, "May you follow your dreams. Wish you health, happiness, high jumps and diving around with your children @MohammadKaif . Sachin Tendulkar Tweets Greetings on Mohammad Kaif's Retirement: Watch Conversation Between Former Indian Players!
#HappyBirthdayMohammadKaif." " May beauty and happiness always surround you. Wish you a very happy Birthday @MohammadKaif !" cricketing stalwart VVS Laxman tweeted. The Delhi Daredevils (DD), which represents the national capital in the Indian Premier League (IPL), also wished its "newest addition" of the team.
" Here's wishing the newest addition to the family, our Assistant Coach @MohammadKaif, a very Happy Birthday," Delhi Daredevils' official handle wrote. Kaif led the Indian team to victory in the U-19 World Cup in 2000. He became one of the best fielders India ever produced.
During the 2002 NatWest series in England, Kaif hit the high notes, culminating in a magnificent unbeaten 87 runs as India successfully chased 326 runs to emerge victorious in the final. He also hit a superb 111 (not out) against Zimbabwe in the 2002 ICC Champions Trophy.
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