Hardik Pandya is an Indian International Cricketer. He made his first international appearance in a T20I against Australia at Adelaide Oval, Jan 26, 2016. Hardik is the first Indian to take 4 wickets and score above 30 runs in a T20I in the same match. Full Name: Hardik Himanshu Pandya NickName: Hairy Birth Date: October 11, 1993 Birthplace: Choryasi, Gujarat Nationality: India Jersey Number: 33 Height: 6 ft Role: Batting Allrounder Batting Style: Right Handed Bat Bowling Style: Right-arm fast-medium

Major Teams

India, Baroda, Mumbai Indians, India AT20, India A, Indian Board Presidents XI, World XI

ICC Rankings

ICC Rankings
Format	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	-	74	-
Bowling	-	64	-

Batting Career Summary

Format	Matches	Innings	NO	Runs	BF	HS	Avg	SR	50	100	200	4s	6s
Test	11	18	1	532	720	108	31.29	73.89	4	1	0	68	12
ODI	54	38	6	957	828	83	29.91	115.58	4	0	0	69	40
T20I	40	25	6	310	210	33	16.32	147.62	0	0	0	18	19
IPL	66	61	24	1068	690	91	28.86	154.78	3	0	0	72	68

Bowling Career Summary

Format	Matches	Innings	B	Runs	Wickets	BBI	BBM	Econ	Avg	SR	5W	10W
Test	11	19	937	528	17	5/28	6/50	3.38	31.06	55.12	14	0
ODI	54	53	2368	2195	54	3/31	3/31	5.56	40.65	43.85	0	0
T20I	40	39	701	976	38	4/38	4/38	8.35	25.68	18.45	0	0
IPL	66	60	869	1313	42	3/20	3/20	9.07	31.26	20.69	0	0

Hardik Pandya’s International and IPL Debut

Test debut vs Sri Lanka at Galle International Stadium, Jul 26, 2017 Last Test vs England at The Rose Bowl, Aug 30, 2018 ODI debut vs New Zealand at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Oct 16, 2016 Last ODI vs New Zealand at Emirates Old Trafford, Jul 09, 2019 T20 debut vs Australia at Adelaide Oval, Jan 26, 2016 Last T20 vs South Africa at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Sep 22, 2019 IPL debut vs Royal Challengers Bangalore at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium, Apr 19, 2015 Last IPL vs Chennai Super Kings at Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium, May 12, 2019

Hardik Pandya Record's

He became first Indian to take 4 wickets and score above 30 runs in a T20I in the same match.
He became the fourth Indian to be named the player of the match on ODI debut.
He set the record for scoring the most number of runs in a single over of a Test innings for India, scoring 26 runs.
Fastest ever half-century in ICC Champions Trophy Final.
In a Test match against Sri Lanka at Pallekele, Pandya scored his maiden Test century and set the record for becoming the first Indian batsman to score a Test century just before lunch.

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