During the ICC Champions Trophy match against Pakistan, Hardik Pandya wore an opulent Richard Mille RM 27-02 watch. It is said to be worth Rs 7 crore.
Virat Kohli’s century in Sunday’s Champions Trophy Group A match against Pakistan was the highlight of Team India’s impressive performance. But all-rounder Hardik Pandya’s extravagant Rs. 7 crore watch also became a social media sensation on Sunday, garnering headlines in Dubai in addition to Kohli’s impressive display with the bat. With two wickets in eight overs and just 31 runs given up, Hardik was a key player for India during the game. On social media, nevertheless, he became the focus of conversations due to his fact.Hardik’s passion for high-end timepieces is well known. The all-rounder was seen sporting a Richard Mille RM 27-02 watch, which costs USD 800,000 (about INR 6.92 crore), during the match against Pakistan. The ultra-luxury watch is uncommon anywhere in the world. Fans were blown away on social media after realizing the watch’s value.According to reports, the rare watch was first created for tennis great Rafael Nadal. It is renowned for its ground-breaking Carbon TPT unibody baseplate, which guarantees unparalleled durability and shock resistance.
Additionally, just 50 of these timepieces have reportedly ever been made.
Another Significant Achievement for Hardik Pandya
During the match against Pakistan, Hardik Pandya reached 200 international wickets. During the match, Hardik was at his utmost best. He took 2/31 at an economy rate of 3.87 in eight overs. He claimed the important wicket of Pakistan star batter Babar Azam after he unleashed a flurry of boundaries and also uprooted a well-settled Saud Shakeel, who hit a half-century.At an average of 30.76, the all-rounder has claimed 200 wickets in 216 international matches for India. His best stats were 5/28, his only five-wicket haul in international cricket. In the history of Indian cricket, he has taken the 24th most wickets.
Hardik has claimed 17 wickets in 11 Test matches at an average of 31.05, with his best numbers being 5/28.
With the best records of 4/24, Hardik has taken 89 wickets at an average of 35.26 in 91 One-Day Internationals.
With the highest figures of 4/16, the all-rounder has taken 94 wickets at an average of 26.43 in 114 Twenty20 Internationals.
Hardik has taken 10 wickets at an average of 24.60 in ODIs against Pakistan, with best figures of 2/31. This maintains his impressive run.
