Coming from a humble background, both brothers had to rely on limited resources to reach the top. However, they worked the extra yards to fulfill their dreams of playing for their nation.
Hardik Pandya recently shared a picture with his brother Krunal on his Instagram story and vouched to be with his brother in every facet of their lives. Pandya captioned the post:
Meanwhile, Hardik and Krunal are one of the few brother duos in history to represent their country. While Hardik has represented India in all three formats, including 11 Tests, 63 ODIs and 54 T20Is, Krunal has donned the blue jersey in 5 one-dayers and 19 T20I matches.
The senior Pandya is on a poor run of form after below-par returns in the last couple of months while Hardik is nursing his lower-back injury to return to action. The pace-bowling all-rounder was last seen in action during the T20 World Cup last year.
Speaking of IPL, both players were released by Mumbai Indians ahead of IPL 2022 mega-auction. While Hardik Pandya has been roped in by the Ahmedabad franchise in the pre-draft, Krunal will head to the auction in Bengaluru on February 12 and 13.
“I can’t ask for better retentionship players than them” - Hardik Pandya on Ahemdabad’s draft picks
Ahmedabad, backed by CVC Capital, have roped in Hardik (INR 15 crores) as their captain for IPL 2022. Apart from Hardik, the franchise have also signed ace leg-spinner Rashid Khan (INR 15 crores) and young batting prodigy Shubman Gill (INR 8 crores).
The Baroda-born all-rounder sounded extremely satisfied with the two signings so far. In a conversation with Boria Majumdar on his show Auction Reels, Hardik said:
He added:
Ahmedabad will enter the auction with a purse of INR 52 crores with 22 slots to fill, including seven overseas players.
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