Mumbai: Regarding Hardik Pandya, the vice-captain of the Indian team and skipper of the Mumbai Indians, the mood has shifted. Since coming back home, Hardik, who was a key player in Team India’s success in the T20 World Cup, has been in the news. Upon returning home, he was lavishly welcomed by his family after seeing Prime Minister Modi in the nation’s capital of Delhi and attending a captivating celebration at Mumbai’s Wankhede. Also, he shared some photos of himself and his baby on Instagram. In the meantime, he was present at the Sangeet ceremony of Anant Ambani, the younger son of Indian business magnate Mukesh Ambani, and Radhika Merchant. His wife Natasha was conspicuously absent from this event, as was his brother Krunal Pandya, sister-in-law Pankhuri, and Ishan Kishan. Natasha remained silent even after the squad won the world championship, despite the fact that numerous cryptic messages were undoubtedly read on social media. There have been rumors about his and Natasha’s divorce since the IPL concluded.
The spin all-rounder Krunal Pandya had earlier lauded Hardik’s comeback during India’s T20 World Cup victory, saying that people had forgotten that his younger brother is also a “human being full of emotions” in the midst of the criticism. After being named the Mumbai Indians captain for the final IPL season, Hardik came under fire, but he still contributed significantly with the bat and ball during the West Indies World Cup.
It was the first time India had won an ICC tournament since 2013. In a lengthy, tearful message on his Instagram account, Krunal stated, “Hardik and I began playing professional cricket almost ten years ago.” We have had the most amazing experience over the past several days—one we had only imagined. “Like every countryman, I was happy with our team’s success and I could not be more emotional because my brother was a key member of it,” Krunal remarked. Krunal brought up Hardik’s difficulties from the previous year, when he was jeered by the Wankhede Stadium crowd.
His side finished bottom of the table in the 17th season of the Indian Premier League, and he was unable to have an impact with his play. “Hardik has had a really tough six months,” Krunal remarked. I feel so terrible for him since he is my brother, and what he went through was not worth it. He declared, “From cheering to people making disparaging remarks about him.” We all failed to remember that he is a human being with feelings.
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