Hardik Pandya took to his official social media profile to share a picture with the Indian cricketers including captain Virat Kohli.
Sanjay Manjrekar heaped praise on India's Hardik Pandya after a stellar show with the bat in the ODI series against Australia.
Ravindra Jadeja and Hardik Pandya stitched a breathtaking and unbeaten 150-run stand in the third and final ODI of the series against Australia
Following his impressive batting, Manjrekar opioned that he his confident that Hardik will shine even if picked solely as a batsman in the ODIs.
Maxwell, who hit 59 off 38 balls, also felt that the run out of wicketkeeper Alex Carey (38) was a key moment of the game that his team lost by 13 runs
It was a memorable series for Pandya which started with a 90-run knock in the first ODI.
Hardik and Jadeja scored 110 runs in the last 10 overs, guiding India to a challenging total of 302 runs.
Pandya's fiance Natasa Stankovic takes to Instagram to celebrate their son turning four months old on the day.
Hardik Pandya bowled four overs in the second ODI between India and Australia, and took a wicket.
The duo stitches partnership to surpass S Ramesh-Robin Singh's 123-run sixth wicket partnership
Reacting to the comprehensive victory, Finch said that it was a 'perfect' performance with the bat
Two days ago, after the first One-day International, Pandya said he would bowl in the "important" games and only when the time is right.
According to Gambhir, this is the kind of problem which can't be sorted even if an opener of Rohit Sharma's calibre comes back.
The flamboyant all-rounder, who is remodelling his action after a back surgery, is still not ready for that workload which is affecting the balance of the side, an admission that came from skipper Virat Kohli himself.
Krunal is yet to make an ODI debut for India. So far he has played only in T20Is with 18 appearances.
Pandya added that he would love to bowl but he is not yet match-fit
Hardik Pandya was part of the team, but his back issues has put him in the list of one-dimensional players thus disturbing the balance that India once used to boast off.
The onslaught from Hardik Pandya on Friday at the SCG did not stop David Warner from helping him with his shoelaces.
Hardik smashed yet another ODI half-century during India's chase to a colossal target of 377 set by the Aussies.
In 14 matches this season, Hardik scored 281 runs at an impressive strike-rate of 178.98.
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