In Pics: A Sneak Peek Into The Morning Routines Of Hardik Pandya, Natasa Stankovic

In his recent post on social media, team India's flamboyant batsman Hardik Pandya shared a video with Natasa on Instagram.

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Mumbai: Soon to be parents Hardik Pandya and Natasa Stankovic have frequently posted pictures and photos of each other, setting up couple goals and keeping fans entertained amid the COVID-19 induced lockdown in the nation.

In his recent post on social media, team India's flamboyant batsman Hardik Pandya shared a video with Natasa on Instagram. In the video, Hardik can be seen preparing himself to play PUBG, while Natasa is doing her "morning stretching". "My morning and her morning stretching," Pandya can be heard saying in the video.

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Star all-rounder Hardik Pandya, who recently announced he and his fiancé Natasa Stankovic are expecting their first baby together, opened up about his relationship.

Pandya revealed that even his parents were not aware of him getting engaged to Natasa. "Mom and dad didn't know, even Krunal only got to know two days before when I told him I'm thinking this (getting engaged) I said I had enough in my life," Hardik Pandya said in a recent interview with Cricbuzz.

Hardik also revealed that Natasa was not at all aware who he was and what was his profession when they met for the first time. Pandya said he wooed the Serbian actress by his talking skills.

"She had no idea who I was. I got her by talking. She saw someone in a hat at a place where I met her, wearing a hat, a chain, a watch, at 1 AM. So she thought he is ‘alag prakaar ka aadmi aaya’ (different kind of person came). That is when I started talking to her, started knowing each other. Then, we started dating. Then got engaged on December 31,” he said.

The all-rounder had proposed Natasa in Dubai with a ring while taking a ferry ride as the lovely duo got engaged on New Year's Day, earlier this year. Much like other cricketers, Hardik Pandya is spending time at home as India battles the deadly COVID-19.