Hardik Pandya, Team India's star all-rounder, is all set to make his comeback in the upcoming 5-match T20I series against South Africa. With this series, Pandya will look to etch his name in history books as he is poised to achieve milestones, both with the bat and ball. Pandya is just 140 runs away from completing 2,000 T20I runs and just two wickets short of breaching the 100-wicket mark in the format. If Pandya manages to take two more wickets, he will become only the second Indian bowler to do so.

Currently, Pandya has 1,860 runs to his name, which he scored at an average of 27.35, including five half-centuries. With the ball, Pandya has taken 98 wickets at an average of 26.58.

For those unversed, Hardik Pandya was out of action after suffering a quadriceps injury , whi

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