Hardik Pandya is set to mark his long-awaited return by representing Baroda in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy later this month. The all-rounder, recovering from a quadriceps injury, is nearing match fitness at the BCCI Centre of Excellence and could feature before India’s ODI series against South Africa, beginning November 30.
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