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‘Since She Came Into My Life, I’ve Only Been Winning’: Hardik Pandya on Mahieka After WC Glory

The all-rounder made his feelings clear after India's historic T20 World Cup 2025 defence — and Mahieka Sharma was right there on the field to share it

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Hardik Pandya and girlfriend Mahieka Sharma celebrate India T20 World Cup 2025 win at Narendra Modi Stadium
Hardik Pandya and girlfriend Mahieka Sharma celebrate India T20 World Cup 2025 win at Narendra Modi Stadium

When the final wicket fell at the Narendra Modi Stadium and India sealed a historic 96-run win over New Zealand, Hardik Pandya did not just celebrate with his teammates. He turned to the woman he has quietly credited for changing his fortunes — and did it on camera, in front of the nation.

Mahieka Sharma, Hardik’s girlfriend and his self-proclaimed “lucky charm,” rushed onto the Ahmedabad ground moments after the final whistle. She wrapped him in a warm hug and planted a kiss on his cheek, as the confetti came down and a capacity crowd roared. The moment, unscripted and unhurried, became one of the defining images of India’s T20 World Cup 2025 victory.


‘Since Mahieka Came Into My Life, I Have Only Been Winning’

Speaking to the host broadcaster shortly after the win, Hardik was unusually candid — not just about cricket, but about the woman standing beside him.

“This is the victory I have always lived for. This is why I have played cricket. I want to win trophies. I want to win as many trophies as I can,” he said. Then came the line that immediately went viral. “Since Maheika has come into my life, I have only been winning.”

He also added something that felt less like a post-match quote and more like a quiet statement of purpose: “Work hard, stay silent, be a good person.” For anyone who followed the brutal public narrative around Hardik through much of 2024 — the booing, the scrutiny, the headlines — those six words carried unmistakable weight.


Who Is Mahieka Sharma? The Woman Behind the Celebration

Mahieka Sharma is a 25-year-old model and actor who entered Hardik’s life in 2025 and has rarely left his side since. He made their relationship official earlier this year with a birthday post on Instagram — low-key by celebrity standards, but definitive. She has been a consistent presence in the stands throughout the World Cup tournament.

After the final, Mahieka took to her Instagram Stories to share a photo of Hardik on the field, captioning it with: “the man, the myth, the legend,” alongside a crown emoji and the Indian flag. Short, warm, and perfectly timed.

The couple was later seen walking hand in hand across the ground as celebrations swirled around them — a quiet moment in the middle of a very loud night.


India’s Historic Third T20 World Cup — And Hardik’s Place In It

India, captained by Suryakumar Yadav, became the first team in history to successfully defend the T20 World Cup title. Their comprehensive 96-run victory over New Zealand at the Narendra Modi Stadium sealed the country’s third T20 World Cup crown — and Hardik was a vital contributor across both this campaign and the 2024 edition.

That continuity matters. Two consecutive World Cups. Two titles. A public image that has been rebuilt almost entirely through performance and — if Hardik is to be believed — the influence of a partner who arrived at exactly the right time.


From Natasa to Mahieka: Hardik’s Personal Reset

Hardik was previously married to Serbian actor Natasa Stankovic. The couple married in 2020 and their son Agastya was born the same year. By 2024, the marriage had ended — the separation and subsequent divorce played out in the full glare of public attention, becoming tabloid fodder at the same time that Hardik’s on-field form and reputation were under intense scrutiny.

He and Natasa continue to co-parent Agastya. But the chapter with Mahieka, clearly, is a new one — and Hardik seems in no mood to be subtle about it.


A Night That Belonged to More Than Just Cricket

The scenes at Narendra Modi Stadium on Sunday were a reminder that elite sport, at its most human, is never just about what happens on the field. India won a historic title. A captain lifted a trophy. And somewhere in the middle of it all, an all-rounder who has been through more than most chose to share his biggest night with someone he called his lucky charm.

Whether the luck is real is beside the point. The results, for now, are doing the talking.


India’s T20 World Cup 2025 win cements the team’s dominance in the shortest format. For Hardik Pandya, it may also mark the moment his personal and professional story finally found its footing — together.

Also Read: India Win Third T20 World Cup Title With Record 96-Run Demolition of New Zealand

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