IND vs BAN: What is the mantra of Team India's success in World Cup 2023? Hardik Pandya revealed


Posted on 19th Oct 2023 11:24 am by rohit kumar

The Indian team has performed brilliantly so far in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023. The Rohit Sharma-led Indian team won all three of its matches and is in the second position in the points table of the World Cup 2023.

 

The Indian team first defeated five-time world champion Australia by four wickets. After this, Team India defeated Afghanistan by 8 wickets. The Men in Blue then defeated arch-rivals Pakistan by seven wickets in front of a record crowd.

 

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What did Hardik Pandya say

India's star all-rounder Hardik Pandya, while speaking to broadcaster Star Sports, revealed the team's success mantra in the World Cup 2023. He said that the atmosphere in the dressing room is great and the entire team is playing unitedly.

 

Hardik Pandya's performance

It should be noted that Hardik Pandya got a chance to bat only once in the current tournament, in which he scored 11 unbeaten runs in 8 balls. Pandya performed better with the ball, taking five wickets in three innings at an average of 21 and an economy of 6.56. The all-rounder has brought success to the Indian team by taking wickets at crucial times.

 

Team India would like to reach the top

The Indian team has to play its next match against Bangladesh on Thursday. This match will be played at MCA Stadium, Pune. A total of 4 matches were played between India and Bangladesh in the ODI World Cup, in which the Men in Blue are leading 3-1. Today, the Indian team will try to score a 'four' of victory in the World Cup 2023.

 

The Indian team will try to register a win over Bangladesh so that it becomes number one in the points table of the World Cup 2023. At present, the New Zealand team is at number 1, which has won all its four matches. Hardik Pandya will be expected to perform well against Bangladesh.

 

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