Hardik Pandya Shares Inspiring Video Of His Comeback Journey - WATCH

Hardik Pandya shared a motivational montage on social media after a sensational comeback in the T20 World Cup. The video begins with bits of his 2023 ODI World Cup injury and the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 campaign.

Fans also got to see the all-rounder undergoing some intense training before posing with a T20 World Cup winner’s medal and the trophy. In the clip, the star cricketer could also be seen celebrating the T20 World Cup triumph with his fans at the trophy parade in Mumbai.

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Having shared the video on Instagram, Hardik accompanied the montage with an inspirational line that read, “Make your comeback greater than your setback. Always.”

Fans reacted to the post by praising Hardik Pandya‘s stupendous comeback. One of them wrote, “Never hated him in his bad time.”

Another suggested Hardik Pandya completed an entire circle of emotions in professional cricket in a single year. “Bro saw it all in a year,” he wrote.

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One fan claimed the all-rounder star had always been a champion. “But the thing is, you were always a champion, you didn’t need a ‘comeback.’ Always the best,” read the comment.

Another talked about Hardik sharing a hard-hitting montage under the noses of all fans. “Bro posted this hard edit and thought we wouldn’t know,” he wrote.

“The type of comeback I want,” read another response.

Hardik Pandya endured a major setback during last year’s ODI World Cup after suffering an ankle injury. Months after the tournament, it was revealed that Hardik would be leaving the Gujarat Titans to play for Mumbai Indians in the IPL 2024 season. But Mumbai Indians did not have an impressive campaign in the latest edition of the IPL.

All eyes were on Hardik Pandya as he looked to redeem himself at the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by the USA and the West Indies. Hardik scored 144 runs at an average of 48 and a strike rate of 151.6.

He was impressive with the ball, scalping 11 wickets at an economy of 7.65. It includes a three-wicket haul against South Africa in the final match. Hardik’s role was a major contributing factor in India winning their second-ever T20 World Cup crown in history.