'Got my Hands Full of Love': Hardik Pandya Shares Heartwarming Picture With Son Agastya, Nephew Kavir

Star India all-rounder Hardik Pandya was seen enjoying some quality time with his son Agastya after a T20I series opener against Bangladesh. India are currently competing against the neighbouring side in a three-match T20I series at home.

Pandya was in stellar form during the opening game of the series as he scored 39 runs to pave the way for the hosts’ win.

Pandya recently shared an Instagram video where he was seen attending an event with his son Agastya and his brother Krunal Pandya’s elder son Kavir. In the video, Agastya was seen sitting on his father’s lap whereas Kavir was mounted on the Indian cricketer’s neck.

The trio were completely focused on the show happening in front of them. “Got my hands full (of love),” read the caption of the post, shared by Pandya.

Several fans now reacted to the heartwarming post from Pandya. One Instagram user wrote, “You are our winning power.”

Another talked about Hardik’s brilliant six in the game, comparing it to a Kung Fu move. “It was not just a shot, it was kung fu swag.”

One person simply wrote, “Well played champ.”

“I could literally see vintage Pandya in today’s innings. This intent was actually missing since long. Good to have him back in his vintage avatar,” read another comment.

Another social media user observed, “Tiger is hitting back hard, Pandya.”

“Incredible performance H.P.,” wrote one more person.

The opening T20I between India and Bangladesh witnessed a superb show from Pandya. The all-rounder scored a 16-ball 39 to help the Indian cricket team win the contest by six wickets.

Pandya also showcased his class-apart finishing, scoring three consecutive boundaries in the 12th over. He started his knock with a no-look six against Bangladesh as he sent the ball over the wicketkeeper’s head.

Following the brilliant show, Hardik even shared a post on Instagram where he thanked the fans for their support. “Just the start we wanted! Enjoying every moment out there. Thanks for the love, Gwalior,” he wrote.

Pandya was a crucial performer for Team India at the T20 World Cup 2024. He played an important role in the tournament’s final against South Africa in Barbados.

Following the World Cup, Pandya featured for India in the T20I series against Sri Lanka. Competing under Suryakumar Yadav’s captaincy, he helped India beat their Asian counterparts 3-0.