KL Rahul reveals the reason behind the ‘V’ celebration

Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya was the star of the match in the third and final Test against Sri Lanka. He smashed a brilliant hundred to ensure that the Indian side posted a mammoth total in their first innings. It was his maiden Test century and it comes as no surprise why it will remain special for him in his career. Hardik was named the Player of the Match for his efforts and the Baroda all-rounder was all smiles after the game.

As Team India whitewashed the hosts 3-0, Hardik’s teammate KL Rahul interviewed him for the official website of the BCCI. KL showered many questions at Hardik during the interaction. He asked the all-rounder about the feelings that he was going through during the game when he was on 99. Hardik conceded that he backed himself to play his natural game.

Hardik Pandya, KL Rahul interview

During the chat between the two, KL also revealed about the ‘V sign’ that the players made in the third Test. Shikhar Dhawan, KL and Hardik – all celebrated their joyous moments in the game with a ‘V’ symbol.

KL told that it is an internal team joke which the three had during the dinner on the eve of the Test game. He added that during the dinner, Shikhar suddenly showed up the ‘V sign’ and it was that very moment when they decided that they would celebrate this way.

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