Hardik Pandya MS Dhoni Reunion: India’s stand-in-captain Hardik Pandya thrashed West Indies in the final T20I by 100 runs and thereby inflicted a 4-1 series win. After leading the team in the final T20 match, the star all-rounder caught up with his favorite MS Dhoni, and uploaded a picture on his Instagram account. It is no secret that Pandya is very fond of the former India captain. Whenever Hardik gets time, he makes sure to reunite with the legendary cricketer. The 28-year-old has confessed his love and admiration for Dhoni. By catching up with him Pandya had some fun time. Follow All India Cricket Live Updates with InsideSport.IN.
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Hardik Pandya MS Dhoni Reunion: India’s stand-in captain Hardik Pandya catches up with his favorite MS Dhoni after T20 series win over West Indies – Check Out
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- It is no secret that Hardik has turned a corner ever since returning to the national team.
- He has won matches for the team singlehandedly with bat and ball. The 28-year-old provides a solid balance to the team.
- During the T20 series against West Indies Pandya scored 64 runs and picked up two wickets in 36 overs.
- He has finished matches for the team with the bat in hand and also is the team’s third seamer.
- Pandya is also ready to do a full-time captaincy role in the near future.
Hardik Pandya MS Dhoni Reunion: India’s stand-in captain Hardik Pandya catches up with his favorite MS Dhoni after T20 series win over West Indies – Check Out
“Very special to get a chance to lead your country. And getting that chance and getting that victory means a lot to me as a captain and an individual. I was just following our captain’s roles,” Pandya said in the post-match presentation. “(Do you see yourself as permanent captain?) Yeah, why not? If I get an opportunity, I’ll be more than happy to do that. But for now, we have a World Cup and Asia Cup now, so we need to focus on that and use our skillsets there,” Pandya added.
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