IND T20 WC 2022: Hardik Pandya Told Why Team India Reached Australia 17 Days Ago

IND T20 WC 2022: Hardik Pandya told why Team India reached Australia 17 days ago. A video of Pandya has been shared by BCCI on its Twitter account.

Team India has reached Australia 17 Days Ago:-

If he has told why Team India reached Australia 17 days before the T20 World Cup.

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The Indian team is playing its warm-up match in Australia during this time. In this mega event, Team India will play its first match against Pakistan (IND vs PAK) on 23 October. Let’s know what Hardik has said in the video.

BCCI has shared an interview of Hardik on its Twitter handle of social media. In this video, Hardik is talking about the preparations of the Indian team and reaching so many days before the T20 World Cup.

Our aim is to Adapt well to the conditions Here:-

Hardik has said that the Indian team has reached Australia 17 days before the start of the World Cup. Our aim is to adapt well to the conditions here.

We are thankful to BCCI and team management. Whether you are a bowler or a batsman, the more time you spend, the more benefit you will get.

Talking about his batting, Hardik Pandya said that “I am very happy with my performance so far, in such situations your approach matters a lot.

Your Confidence in him Increases a Lot:-

Whenever you play more than 20 balls in a match and gradually increase your innings, then your confidence in it increases a lot.

The more time you spend, the more your morale will increase. After that you can get more benefits in such situations”.

Talking further, he said that “I am constantly trying to improve my fielding, so I am also practicing a lot and I am very happy with it”.

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The Indian team will now play its next warm-up match against New Zealand on October 19. In this mega event, the matches of Super 12 are to be played from October 22.