People said so much, bad times are always there… Pandya gave a befitting reply to the trollers as soon as he/she won the T-20 World Cup

Team India crushed South Africa in the final match of the T20 World Cup. The Indian team snatched victory from the jaws of South Africa. Hardik Pandya was also among those who took the Indian team to the threshold of victory, who has been facing trolling for the last few days.

After Team India’s victory, Hardik Pandya’s eyes became moist. Pandya said that he/she has no grudge against those who were criticizing him/her after the failure in IPL. Such people do not know him/her even one percent. Let us tell you that Hardik, who became the captain of Mumbai Indians in place of Rohit Sharma in IPL, had to face the hooting of the fans.

For those who don’t know me even 1 percent…
Under Hardik’s captaincy, Mumbai could not make it to the playoffs and questions were raised on him/her as a captain and player. However, Hardik shut everyone’s mouth with his/her brilliant performance in the T20 World Cup. After winning the T20 title, Pandya said – “I believe in dignity. People who do not know me even one percent, said so many things. People said but it does not matter, I always believe that one should not answer with words, circumstances give the answer..”

We need to behave better…
Pandya further said, “Bad times don’t last forever. It is important to maintain dignity, whether you win or lose…” Hardik said, “Fans and everyone have to learn this (to be decent). We should behave better. I am sure those people will be happy now…”

Hardik did not let South Africa score even 16 runs in the last over. he/she said, “To be honest, I was having fun. Very few people get such life-changing opportunities. This move could have backfired but I see the glass half full, not half empty…” he/she said, “I was not taking pressure and was confident of my skills. This moment was written in our destiny.”
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