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‘Winning trophies is Hardik Pandya’s best habit’: Indian all-rounder sets sights on 2027 ODI World Cup and Olympic gold medal | Cricket News

‘Winning trophies is Hardik Pandya’s best habit’: Indian all-rounder sets sights on 2027 ODI World Cup and Olympic gold medal | Cricket News

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3 min readUpdated: Mar 10, 2026 08:36 PM IST Indian allrounder Hardik Pandya won his third ICC title after the 2024 T20 World Cup and the Champions Trophy when he helped the Men in Blue clinch the 2026 T20 World Cup title on Sunday with a 96-run win against New Zealand. With the win, India became the only team to defend the T20 World Cup title and also the first team to win the title on home soil. “Absolutely special. always wanted to win trophies. Can’t get any better than winning in my home state. very satisfied, many more to come. This is done, now many more to come. Full life circle to be pretty honest. Just when I went up right now I was like this is the same kid who came from Baroda has won so many trophies in my life which I could not fathom. I couldn’t have not been able to process that 10 years down the line, I would be sitting here, being the most senior player in the team …

AB de Villiers names Hardik Pandya as India’s ‘pivotal player’ for T20 World Cup defence: ‘The guy who win you games’

AB de Villiers names Hardik Pandya as India’s ‘pivotal player’ for T20 World Cup defence: ‘The guy who win you games’

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I had won them back: Hardik Pandya looks back at how he got fans to cheer him after T20 World Cup triumph | Cricket News

I had won them back: Hardik Pandya looks back at how he got fans to cheer him after T20 World Cup triumph | Cricket News

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The beginning of 2024 was not a good one for Hardik Pandya with the allrounder being roundly booed by fans in the Indian Premier League after he was declared the captain of Mumbai Indians in place of Rohit Sharma. But as the year went on, Pandya turned his fortunes around after his match-winning performances in India’s T20 World Cup winning triumph. “They (fans) said, life for me, had come a full circle. They said, from here on, there was no looking back. I had won them (fans) back,” said Pandya in a video posted by the BCCI on social media. Pandya scored 144 runs and took 11 wickets in the global tournament as India reclaimed the T20 World Cup after 2007, ending India’s 13-year long ICC Trophy drought. There’s no looking back for Hardik Pandya and #TeamIndia 🇮🇳 We get ready to conquer another day 👊 Chapter 2 in the #ChampionsTrophy awaits ⌛️ WATCH 🎥🔽 #PAKvIND | @hardikpandya7https://t.co/9ggnp36nvR — BCCI (@BCCI) February 23, 2025 “A new year, a new tournament and a new challenge awaits …

Indian Express T20 World Cup ladder: Jaiswal back in top 5, Hardik struggles in week 5 of our rankings | Cricket News

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It has been a mixed week for the Indian stars as the composition of the World Cup-bound remains inconclusive on the T20 World Cup Ladder standings as we head into week 5. Names at the top of The Indian Express’ previous T20 World Cup Ladder standings – Jasprit Bumrah and Rohit Sharma – maintain their lead in the bid to catch the plane to the T20 World Cup in the USA and the Caribbean. However, the top 15 is still found wanting with the misfiring run of key all-rounders and fast bowlers. This is why The Indian Express sports team will run the T20 World Cup Ladder, a daily form tracker of sorts where we try to slip into the shoes of the Indian think tank and try to work out what Team India will look like for the World Cup 2024. Here’s how the T20 World Cup Ladder works and how you can participate as well: Player positions on the T20 World Cup Ladder will be updated every week by The Indian Express sports …

T20 World Cup ladder: Hardik Pandya drops out from top 15; Shivam Dube, Yuzvendra Chahal soar in week 4 our rankings | Cricket News

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India’s top stars continue to stay put at the top of our T20 World Cup Ladder standings as we head into week 4. The Indian Express’ previous T20 World Cup Ladder standings had Mumbai Indians pace spearhead Jasprit Bumrah emerging as our pick for the first name the Indian think tank should write on the list to catch the plane to the T20 World Cup in the USA and the Caribbean. Bumrah overhauled skipper Rohit Sharma who holds ground at number two for another week. However, the top 15 is still lacking the cohesiveness of a well-rounded squad with key all-rounders and fast bowlers floundering in their displays. This is why The Indian Express sports team will run the T20 World Cup Ladder, a daily form tracker of sorts where we try to slip into the shoes of the Indian think tank and try to work out what Team India will look like for the World Cup 2024. Here’s how the T20 World Cup Ladder works and how you can participate as well: Player positions …

Under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy, India will win T20 World Cup: Jay Shah ends all speculations | Cricket News

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BCCI secretary Jay Shah on Wednesday seemingly ended the speculation about India’s captaincy conundrum for the T20 World Cup when he said that Rohit Sharma, not Hardik Pandya, will lead India into the tournament in West Indies. “Under Rohit Sharma’s captaincy India will win the T20 World Cup in Barbados,” Shah said at the Niranjan Shah Stadium event in Rajkot. With Rohit returning to the T20I fold after the 2022 T20 World Cup debacle in the recent series against Afghanistan, it now all but confirmed from Shah’s words that he’ll be the one leading the team. Pandya had been handling the captaincy duties in the shortest format in Rohit’s absence and had led India in most of the T20I series after the 2022 World Cup. Pandya is currently undergoing rehab for his ankle injury, suffered during the ODI World Cup last year against Bangladesh and will aim to get fit before the latest edition of the Indian Premier League where he will lead the Mumbai Indians after replacing Rohit as captain for the franchise. Last …