Hardik Pandya was “very angry” at the favorite Gautam Gambhira to Ind vs Clash, reveals Axar Patel

Team India All-Rounder Axar Patel has broken silence at the release of Mohammad Rizwan during the recent conflict between ICC Trophy 2025 against Pakistan. Axar Patel revealed that his teammate Hardik Pandya was furious after dropping bowling just before Wickket Mohammad Rizwan.

On Sunday, February 2nd, Axar fired Rizwan at 46 rides in Dubai. Rizwan misunderstood a flying delivery from his left hand and completely missed the ball as he stepped down the track to play over the line. Previously, Rizwan received a rescue line with the discharged capture of Pandy’s bowling.

Mohammad Rizwan survived after rejecting the bowling of Hardik Pandya

Mohammad Rizwan came in to hit during the finals of the first PowerPlay on the beginning struggled to find his rhythm. He, along with Sauda Shakeel, carefully played against Indian Spinner before trying to accelerate.

The pressure is mounted as a right -wing dough face close to 80 delivery. India needed a breakthrough after Pakistan scored 150 runs, and Rizwan survived the opportunity 33. Axar Patel rejected him in the next.

When I saw him, Hardik was very angry – Axar Patel

Axar Patel revealed that there was a clear plan before releasing Mohammad Rizwan. He stated that Hardik Pandya was angry after lowering the bowling only the ball earlier.

“Obviously the plan was in place. Only the ball before, the catch was dropped from Hardik’s bowling. And when I saw him, Hardik was very angry. When I got on the bowl, I didn’t think the first ball would charge me, so I laid down slowly. “

“He must have thought that I would hit the length instead of flying it on that ground, but I slowly ball him because they wanted to rotate a strike. So I think I’m very happy to be involved in both breakthroughs,” Axar Patel said (the way official Instagram account ICC).

It takes a while to get back to the full slope – Axar Patel to Kuldeep Yadav

Axar Patel said Kuldeep Yadav takes time to restore the full rhythm after the injury. He noted that Kuldeep had been aside for almost 3-4 months and worked hard in practice to regain his shape. Patel said Kuldeep was not at the age of 40, but after that he found his rhythm.

“When you get back from the injury, it takes a while to get back to a completely slope. You find a rhythm only after playing the game. I think he came out close to 3-4 months and then played a few matches. He tried to find himself in practice Rhythm as before, “Axar said in the same interview.

“You could see today that he was not at the best of the 40th. He overturned.

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