India allrounder Hardik Pandya made a statement on his return from a 2-months injury layoff when he blazed a 28-ball 59 runs and chipped in with a wicket in his very first delivery in the 1st T20I match against South Africa in Cuttack on Tuesday. The 32-year-old, who had to sit out 2 months due a quadriceps injury in the Asia Cup, opened up about his motto while he is in the middle. “I think I have been a very honest, very real person in life as well, which has helped me a lot. I don’t really sugarcoat a lot of things in my life. It’s never about the other person, it’s never about how others think or how others perceive. It’s always about how I feel inside. Now, it’s time where Hardik Pandya wants to just play the sport, enjoy every second on the ground… and bigger and better will be the motto in my life.” Pandya says he derives a energy from the crowd, which helps him live up to the expectations,” he …