USA cricketer Ali Khan imitates Hardik Pandya's dressing sense

Over the last few months, Pakistan born USA cricketer Ali Khan has garnered a lot of attention thanks to his exceptional fast bowling skills. He caught everyone’s attention with his performance in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) playing for the Trinbago Knight Riders. Since then, the cricketer was picked in a lot of T20 leagues and has been shining ever since then.

In the meantime, Ali Khan has shown his liking towards a stylish Indian cricketer and a prominent all-rounder Hardik Pandya who is in the news for all the wrong reasons at the moment. Hardik is known for his different kind of dressing style and the USA cricketer seems to have liked it a lot.

Ali, 28, was seen imitating Hardik Pandya’s dressing sense by wearing a black T-shirt which the Indian all-rounder more often than likes to wear. Ali Khan updated his Instagram story on Tuesday and also tagged Hardik in the same to let him know about the same.

Here’s his story:

Meanwhile, it seems that Hardik Pandya won’t be able to know the fact that one of the top cricketers is imitating his style. He has disconnected himself from all the social media platforms at the moment after his comments on the Koffee with Karan had created the ruckus all over the country. He has been suspended pending inquiry by the BCCI and also returned from Australia along with KL Rahul from the middle of the tour.

He has also been ruled out from the upcoming New Zealand tour and his appearance and misogynist comments on the KWK will be investigated further. The Supreme Court is most likely to appoint an Ombudsman on January 17 to look into the matter and then the verdict on the matter will come out in the following days. Hardik and Rahul are almost certain to be out of the action for some time now and their World Cup ambitions might also get hurt with this now.

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