Mumbai Indians won their fourth IPL title this year and a big reason for their success has been Hardik Pandya. At the start of the season when the top order was struggling, Pandya pulled them out of troubled waters with some scintillating batting.
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He played some beautiful cameos down the order including some beautiful helicopter shots. Pandya’s quick-fire batting was quite often the difference between victory and defeat. The Indian all-rounder scored 402 runs from 16 matches at an average of 44.66. He also had the second highest strike-rate of the season with 191.42.
His batting wasn’t the only thing that impressed this season. Pandya was quite useful with the ball in hand. Although expensive, he provided some crucial breakthroughs. He scalped 14 wickets from 16 games this season.
Pandya is also a brilliant fielder making him a true all-rounder and a big asset to the Mumbai Indians franchise.
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