The flamboyant Indian all-rounder, Hardik Pandya garnered a lot of limelight when Team India locked horns with Sri Lanka in the first of the three-match ODI series, his wife and their son watched him live at home, on a computer screen. In one of her latest Instagram Stories, Hardik’s wife, Natasa Stankovic shared a couple of videos that showed Agastya watching Hardik bowling for India.
As soon as the computer screen showed Hardik gearing up to bowl, Natasa tried to guide Agastya to see his father. She asked Agastya to say “Dada”. For some time, Agastya was not interested in looking at the computer and concentrated on a book that he was holding. After a little more prodding from his mother, he recognized his father and said “Dada” but immediately immersed himself back into his book.
Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic regularly share images and videos of their son on their social media handles.
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Before Hardik traveled to Sri Lanka for the limited-overs series, Natasa had posted a photograph of the three of them at an airport in front of what looked like a chartered flight. Hardik can be seen holding Agastya. They had gone to an undisclosed location for a vacation.
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Here are a few more instances when the duo filled their Instagram timelines with snaps of their son:
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Natasa and Hardik got engaged on January 1, 2020, and welcomed Agastya on July 30. Hardik had shared the news saying in a post, “We are blessed with our baby boy.”
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Usually, Natasa and Agastya have often been seen accompanying Hardik for his matches. This time, however, they have opted out of traveling with Hardik Pandya for the Sri Lanka series, where a young Indian team will play 3 ODIs and 3 T20Is. In the first ODI played on Sunday, India won by 7 wickets and more than 13 overs to spare.
