After Rohit Sharma And Ajinkya Rahane, It's Hardik Pandya's Turn To Experiment With His Hair
Hardik Pandya shared a picture of his new hairdo on social media ahead of the Sri Lanka tour.
- Amit Kumar
- Updated: July 17, 2017 07:25 PM IST
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Highlights
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Hardik Pandya was selected in India Test squad for Sri Lanka series
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The first Test between India and Sri Lanka starts July 26
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India are set to play 3 Tests, 5 ODIs and one T20I against Sri Lanka
After Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane, it is now time for Hardik Pandya's turn to flaunt his hairdo on social media. The young all-rounder decided to visit the hairdresser ahead of the long Sri Lanka tour that begins later this month. He took to Instagram to share his new look. "I have to say you are a true magician @aalimhakim .. I so loved it????," Pandya captioned the image on his official Instagram account. He was selected in the India squad for the three-match Test series starting July 26.
ÂI have to say you are a true magician @aalimhakim .. I so loved it
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Not just Pandya, Indian opener Rohit Sharma and Ajinkya Rahane had also visited hair stylist Hakim Aalim for their makeovers.
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Rohit, after the haircut, had shared a photo on his Instagram profile, captioning "#YayOrNay?".
While Sharma opted for a triangular rear, Rahane went for sharp cuts on the back.
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"Never a bad hair day when this man @aalimhakim is around," Rahane wrote, while sharing his picture on Instagram.
ÂNever a bad hair day when this man @aalimhakim is around
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Virat Kohli-led India are set to play 3 Tests, 5 ODIs and one T20I against Sri Lanka during the long series that begins end July. The three Test matches will be played at Galle, Colombo and Kandy, respectively. This is the first time the two countries will be playing a full series (includes all three formats) in eight years.