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Sehwag had clarified that his announcement was subject to his signing up for the upcoming Masters Champions League (MCL).
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MCL a good opportunity to watch the legends in action, says Sehwag
The qualifiers for the Dubai Padel Masters have been divided into two separate rounds.
Former stalwarts like Brian Lara, Wasim Akram, Adam Gilchrist, Mahela Jayawardene, Kumar Sangakkara and several other retired stars form a part of a pool of 90-odd players who will be seen in action when the tournament gets underway next year in Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah. The MCL is a tournament for ex-cricketers being initiated by the Dubai-based Grand Midwest Sports and approved by the Emirates Cricket Board.
I have not retired. Not yet, but very soon you will hear from me, says Virender Sehwa
In a career spanning over 15 years in international cricket, Sehwag featured in 104 Tests and scored 8,586 runs.
Sehwag was in the UAE along with other cricket legends to promote the Masters Champions League T20 cricket tournament.
Confirming the news after it was first reported in the Times of India, Zafar Shah, Chairman of MCL said over the phone: "Yes, it is true. Rhiti Sports Management have bought a team that will play in the MCL.
All the registered names for support staff will be submitted to the governing council of MCL and to the six franchise owners as a bank to pick the rightful candidates from.
