Hardik Pandya breaks internet with his wedding images

India's star all rounder Hardik Pandya has shared some stunning images from his wedding by taking to Instagram. The pictures that have been shared on social media show Hardik wearing a sherwani and his wife Natasa Stankovic draped in a saree.

Hardik is currently not a part of the India's squad for the ongoing four-match Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia and hence is able to spend some time with his family.

Hardik posted the images on Instagram and captioned the post as - "Now and forever."

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The star all-rounder remarried Natasa on February 14 in Udaipur. The venue of the wedding was Raffles Resort, which has become quite popular among celebrites for marriages over the past few years. The couple had initially got married in 2020 but it was an extremely private affair due to the pandemic.

Hardik acing the leadership role

Ever since India's humiliating ouster from the T20 World Cup 2022 in Australia after they lost the semi-finals of the competition to Jos Buttler's England, Hardik has been leading team India in the T20I circuit. Hardik is yet to concede a series in the T20I circuit. Under his leadership, India recently clinched a three-match T20I series 2-1.

India lost the first match of the series at the JSCA International Stadium Complex by 21 runs. But they scripted a phenomenal comeback and won the series 2-1 claiming consecutive wins in the second and third T20Is.

In the second match in Lucknow, India won the encounter by six wickets as the Black Caps got bundled out for just 99 batting first. India romped home with six wickets as Suryakumar Yadav was awarded the Player of the Match award.

In the final fixture, India took on the visitors in Ahmedabad and scored a mammoth total of 234 powered by a match-winning century from opener Shubman Gill. In reply, the Kiwis folded for just 66 and it resulted in the Hardik Pandya-led side winning the contest by a humongous margin of 168 runs.