Journalism of Courage
Hardik Pandya came to bat when India’s score was 76. Pandya counter-attacked the South Africa pacers who had been brilliant till then and scored 93 runs, his second best score in Test cricket, off just 96 balls. Against a bowling attack that had Indian batsmen on the mat with some tight line and length, could not stop Pandya from scoring quick runs. The allrounder brought his half-century off 46 balls with a slap-drive through covers off Morne Morkel. (Source: AP)
Hardik Pandya scored his second half-century in Test cricket and was dismissed for 93 by Kagiso Rabada. (Source: AP)
Hardik Pandya rekindled India's hopes of a fightback with classic counter-attacking innings. (Source: AP)
Even though Pandya fell short of century, he saved India embarrassment on the second day of the first Test in Cape Town. Source: AP)
. He fell short of his hundred by seven run when he tried to play one over the slip cordon but managed only an edge what was accepted by the keeper. (Source: AP)
Pandya shared a 99-run stand with Bhuvneshwar Kumar for the eighth wicket. (Source: AP)
