‘Learn from Dhoni’: Hardik Pandya's winning six makes Indian fans angry, here’s why
World Twenty20 2014 semi-final clash between India and South Africa. In that pivotal match, Kohli's unbeaten 72 had steered India to the cusp of victory.
With just one run needed for victory and Dhoni at the crease, a deliberate decision was made – Dhoni intentionally played out a delivery as a dot ball, affording Kohli the well-deserved opportunity to strike the winning runs. “Such a shameful player with attitude.
Don't ever try to compare your self with dhoni. Such a selfish player," one fan tweeted.
Chopra, airing his thoughts on his YouTube channel, highlighted that the team had ample room with 13 balls remaining and no pressure regarding the Net Run Rate (NRR). He noted that given the comfortable situation and seven wickets in hand, Hardik's decision to go for a big hit seemed unnecessary.
Pandya hit the six shortly after telling Varma that the youngster had to finish it off, some pointed out. As India gear up for the fourth T20I, set to be held on August 12 in Florida, the spotlight remains on the team's strategies and choices.
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