shubman gill hardik pandya, Ind vs NZ: What did Hardik Pandya say that Shubman Gill created a ruckus on the field, now open secret

Ahmedabad: Batsman Shubman Gill, who scored an unbeaten 126 in the T20 International against New Zealand, said that he did not do anything different in his brilliant innings and played his natural game. Gill’s maiden century in T20 International cricket followed by a brilliant performance by the bowlers helped India beat New Zealand by 168 runs in the third and final match on Wednesday to register their biggest win in this format and clinch the series 2-1.

Gill said after the match, ‘When you practice and it pays off, it feels good. Very happy to have played a good innings for the team. Everyone has their own technique to hit sixes. He said, ‘Hardik bhai told me to play my natural game and I don’t need to do anything extra.’

Captain Hardik Pandya said that he usually follows his instincts while taking decisions on the field. Pandya said, ‘I have always played the game like this. I understand the situation and decide according to the need of the hour. Disappointed with the defeat, New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner lauded India for playing ‘excellent’ cricket.

In the match, India scored 234 runs for 4 wickets. Apart from Shubman Gill’s unbeaten 126, Surya scored a blistering 24, Rahul Tripathi scored 44 and skipper Hardik Pandya scored 30. In reply New Zealand were bundled out for 66 runs in 12.1 overs. Daryl Mitchell scored the most for him, scoring 35 runs, while captain Mitchell Santner scored 13 runs. Apart from these two, no batsman could cross the double figure. Hardik took 4, Arshdeep, Umran Malik and Shivam Mavi took 2-2 wickets.
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