All-rounder Hardik Pandya drove Group India to a 2-run prevail upon Sri Lanka in the main T20I of a three-match series on Tuesday. With Rohit Sharma being refreshed for the series, the obligation of the group’s captaincy has been placed on Hardik’s shoulders. Previously, the all-rounder has created huge outcomes as a skipper, taking Gujarat Titans to their lady IPL title and furthermore Group India to triumph against Ireland in a T20I series. Hardik, who has not played Test cricket beginning around 2018, was requested on the eve from the primary T20I about his re-visitation of the longest organization.
Hardik’s answer left everybody in parts as he said, “When I will be found in whites? Allow me to be completely on blues first, then, at that point, I will see about the whites.”
Hardik made his Test debut in July 2017, after which he proceeded to play 11 matches and scored 532 runs. He has hundred years and four half-hundreds of years to his name, with a most noteworthy score of 108. Aside from this, he has scalped 17 wickets in Test cricket, including a five-wicket pull.
The Gujarat Titans captain, who has a pressed timetable all year long, loaded up with numerous global matches, expressed that he just puts stock in difficult work.
“I know the language of difficult work. I don’t think I know some other language in my life. I’ve been tossed to the profound end and the main thing that has got me back is my diligent effort. Continue to try sincerely and ensure I take care of my body, which I do,” said Hardik.
I know the language of difficult work. I don’t think I know some other language in my life. I’ve been tossed to the profound end and the main thing that has got me back is my persistent effort. Continue to try sincerely and ensure I take care of my body, which I do,” said Hardik.
“Wounds are a piece of the game and I can’t change that. I’m exceptionally sure of what I’ve done and have faith in the process that has brought me here. The main T20I against Sri Lanka occurred at the Wankhede Arena in Mumbai. The T20I series will be trailed by a three-match ODIs series, starting from January 10 in Guwahati.
