Hardik Pandya, a renowned cricketer, recently talked candidly with Ricky Ponting about his family. This conversation comes amidst rumors of a divorce from his wife, Natasa Stankovic.
The Conversation With Ricky Ponting
In the lead-up to India’s T20 World Cup match against Pakistan, Hardik and several Indian players met with Ricky Ponting. The former Australian captain and current Delhi Capitals coach chatted with his DC teammates Axar Patel, Kuldeep Yadav, and Rishabh Pant before catching up with Hardik. Their conversation, captured in the ICC’s YouTube video A Day in Ricky Ponting’s Life, revolved around their families, cricket strategies, and the upcoming match.
Hardik Pandya: “Ricky! How’s everything? How’s family?”
Ricky Ponting: “They’re good, mate. Very good! How about yours?”
Hardik Pandya: “All good. All sweet.”
The Divorce Rumors
Rumors of Hardik’s split with his wife, Natasa Stankovic, initially sparked interest when she removed ‘Pandya’ from her Instagram handle and archived some of her wedding photos with Hardik. However, in a heartening turn of events, Natasa has restored some of her photos with Hardik and shared Instagram stories of her kid Agastya bonding with Rohit Sharma’s daughter Samaira and Hardik’s brother Krunal Pandya’s child, indicating a possible reconciliation.
We also saw a touching video of a family outing on Instagram a few days ago. During a salon appointment, Natasa was spotted having fun with her sister-in-law, Pankhuri Sharma Pandya, the wife of Hardik’s older brother, Krunal Pandya. Agastya, Natasa’s darling son, was with the sister-in-law pair, demonstrating their close family relationship.
Hardik Pandya Opens Up About Family
Hardik Pandya’s recent conversation with Ricky Ponting provides a glimpse into his personal life amidst the ongoing divorce rumors and serves as a beacon of hope. His simple yet reassuring response, “All good. All sweet,” offers comfort to his fans concerned about his personal life. His tale is an inspiration to those experiencing similar struggles as he continues to navigate both his personal and professional lives. It is a monument to tenacity.