Hardik Pandya Provides Important Update On His Fitness Status. Premier all-rounder Hardik Pandya said on Sunday, “my body is fine. ” After bending his back without pain, just the kind of assurance the Indian team management needed in the year of the T20 World Cup.
Premier all-rounder Hardik Pandya said on Sunday, “my body is fine. ” After bending his back without pain, just the kind of assurance the Indian team management needed in the year of the T20 World Cup. Hardik, who had been plagued by back problems. Took a career-best 4/24 and then batted 71 runs to help India defeat England in the series-deciding third ODI. He made good use of the short ball, taking three wickets with it.
“I had to bend my back a little bit, change my plans, realize that this was not the wicket to go full — and go for the short-ball, use it as a wicket-taking delivery,” Hardik said after his outstanding performance with the ball.
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He claimed the wicket of big-hitting Liam Livingstone, who was caught at deep backward square leg after failing to tackle a bouncer.
“I’m always enamored with my bouncer.” Livingstone enjoys taking the short ball, which gives me goosebumps. He hit two sixes at me, but one wicket made all the difference.
“The body is fine, which is why I’m bowling so much, and the captain is fantastic at managing my workload. The captain has been fantastic in advising me on when I should bowl and when I should not. He has handled me well “The star all-rounder, who has his sights set on the upcoming T20 tournament in Australia. Went on to say.
He commented on India bowling out England with more than four overs to spare. ” The chase is all about intent, and the wicket is quite good for batting. We’ll take our chances chasing it down. We must avoid concentrating on the target.” England captain Jos Buttler top-scored with an 80-ball 60, but it was the flamboyant all-rounder from Gujarat who dominated the first half of the match with his excellent bowling, sending a warning shot to the opposition ahead of the T20 World Cup.
In terms of India’s chase, Rishabh Pant hit an unbeaten 125 to help India win the match by five wickets and 47 balls.
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