Saturday, December 20

Hardik Pandya’s 16-Ball Blitz: Promises a Six, Almost Breaks Record

Following India’s thrilling victory over South Africa in the fifth T20 match, Hardik Pandya celebrated his record-breaking innings with exuberance. Pandya revealed that he only realized the magnitude of his achievement—scoring one of India’s fastest T20 half-centuries in just 16 balls—after returning to the pavilion. Social media team members informed him of the milestone, to which he humorously remarked, “Oh no, I just missed becoming number one!” He immediately added that he was thrilled to see the record still credited to the legendary Yuvraj Singh.

A Promise Kept: First-Ball Six
Pandya shared the secret behind his fearless batting approach. Before walking to the crease, he had promised his girlfriend that he would attempt a six off the very first ball. Confident in his ability and the match situation, he executed the plan successfully. He described it as a calculated risk that paid off, demonstrating his confidence and strategic mindset.

Resilience and Comeback Spirit
Reflecting on his journey back to top form, Pandya emphasized his love for challenges. He stated that regardless of setbacks in life or on the field, his goal has always been to return stronger, making a meaningful impact for the team. He expressed immense satisfaction when preparation and effort come together to deliver results.

The Journey Continues
Hardik made it clear that this innings is only the beginning. Contributing to team victories is what excites him the most, and winning remains the ultimate motivation in cricket. With India clinching the series 3-1, Pandya’s comments underline his readiness—both physically and mentally—for the upcoming 2026 T20 World Cup. His focus, preparation, and relentless hard work are set to continue as he eyes further milestones.


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