In the video, Hardik is seen sporting a ring inscribed with ‘World Champion’ and that includes a design of the T20 World Cup trophy.
India’s star all-rounder Hardik Pandya has been retained by the Mumbai Indians for a staggering Rs 16.35 crore forward of the IPL 2025 mega public sale. Just a day after this important retention, the six-time IPL champion took to social media, the place he flaunts his specifically custom-made ‘World Champion’ ring.
In the video, Hardik is seen sporting a ring inscribed with ‘World Champion’ and that includes a design of the T20 World Cup trophy. Notably, India clinched the 2024 ICC Men’s T20 World Cup, ending a 17-year title drought. Pandya performed a pivotal position within the closing towards South Africa, the place his spectacular bowling figures of three/20 and key wickets contributed to India’s slim seven-run victory.
Watch the viral video right here:
Hardik Pandya has made a special ring which has the T20 World Cup on high, with Hardik Pandya’s picture alongside the Indian flag.
Hardik Pandya has given the whole lot for his nation pic.twitter.com/vNz3Fu8eTU
— Amar (November 1, 2024
After being retained by the Mumbai Indians, Pandya expressed his pleasure about persevering with his journey with the workforce.
He mentioned, “It’s (Playing for MI) has been fantastic. I’ve received a lot of love back there and it means the world to me. The reason being that my journey started here. Everything that I’ve achieved in my life has been part of Mumbai Indians.”
“We remember, as a group, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2019 and 2020. All our fans know what happened in those years. We are going to come back in 2025 even stronger than that. You lose and win on the ground. It is just preparation. I like to work hard. I like to prepare well,” he added.
“Five people who we all have cherished a lot of good memories together. We are as one. We are five fingers but one fist. That’s how I look at it. We are going to come in all guns blazing, with brotherhood, friendship and at the same point of time we are going to back each other no matter what happens,” Hardik Pandya was quoted as saying by Mumbai Indians’ social media handles.
Besides Pandya, Mumbai Indians retained Jasprit Bumrah (Rs 18 Crore), Suryakumar Yadav (Rs 16.35 Crore), Rohit Sharma (Rs 16.30 Crore), and Tilak Varma (Rs 8 Crore).
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