gakgupta Posted August 31, 2014 Posted August 31, 2014 he is a late bloomer just like naman ojha ....... but if selectors are going to pick him....he has to be given long run and age is not on his side...... rayudu earned his place with consistent performance in domestic and IPL and now ppl cant even stand his presence ..... Kedhar is no tendulkar and he is sure to play some bad innings and ppl will start cursing him as well.....
vvvslaxman Posted August 31, 2014 Posted August 31, 2014 he is a late bloomer just like naman ojha ....... but if selectors are going to pick him....he has to be given long run and age is not on his side...... rayudu earned his place with consistent performance in domestic and IPL and now ppl cant even stand his presence ..... Kedhar is no tendulkar and he is sure to play some bad innings and ppl will start cursing him as well..... I never wanted him in the side. His domestic performance way below par compared to lot of others.
rkt.india Posted August 31, 2014 Posted August 31, 2014 Jadhav was a bit hit in India A tour. Consistently a good finisher both in A tours and IPL. Good six hitter. HIs strike rate was around 119 with 8 sixes. Also his domestic stats are good. Good pressure player. Since Yuvi has left we don't have decent six hitters down the order apart from Dhoni' date=' Raina. Would have been handy ahead of Rayudu, Vijay etc.[/quote'] Jadhav isn't a 6 hitter, more boundary hitter.
bowl_out Posted September 1, 2014 Posted September 1, 2014 Look we should have 6(yes Vijay is still honorary member) csk players in team today. Things going well!! Vijay is not a CSK player anymore... doesn;t count
Crookbond Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 I'm not sold out on Kedar Jadhav at all. I don't think he's cut out for international cricket.
CoverDrive Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 Will put what I said in the other thread Too soon to write him off. He has done in difficult conditions before. Played a role in ind a winning the list a series against some quality bowlers 78(75) in finals 87(53) in another match plus one more 50
tweaker Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 I still have high hopes from him,too early to write him off.
Texan Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 Too early to make a determination. He looks like a player that is more adept at playing cheeky shots. I wonder if he has the power to hit the big shots, especially on bigger grounds.
Precambrian Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 Nowhere near Int quality. Already 30 yrs old, but what worried me was his attitude. Wanted to corner all glory and utterly failed to give strike to Kohli. Can't play Mendis who was taken to cleaners by those who can bat. And we were seeing posters exhorting Kohli to get out so that this chap can bat. Jesus, both him and Binny shouldn't be anywhere near the XI>
aceofbase Posted November 16, 2014 Posted November 16, 2014 Nowhere near Int quality. Already 30 yrs old, but what worried me was his attitude. Wanted to corner all glory and utterly failed to give strike to Kohli. Can't play Mendis who was taken to cleaners by those who can bat. And we were seeing posters exhorting Kohli to get out so that this chap can bat. Jesus, both him and Binny shouldn't be anywhere near the XI> only idiots would pray for kohli or rayudu to get out so that jadhav can bat..
rkt.india Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Nowhere near Int quality. Already 30 yrs old, but what worried me was his attitude. Wanted to corner all glory and utterly failed to give strike to Kohli. Can't play Mendis who was taken to cleaners by those who can bat. And we were seeing posters exhorting Kohli to get out so that this chap can bat. Jesus, both him and Binny shouldn't be anywhere near the XI> Anyone who plays Mendis for first time will struggle against him. It is not like he has played Mendis a lot.
tweaker Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Too early to make a determination. He looks like a player that is more adept at playing cheeky shots. I wonder if he has the power to hit the big shots' date=' especially on bigger grounds.[/quote'] He was the man of the series in Australia with the India A team
MCcricket Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Jadhav is talented and can hit big shots easily, good hand eye coordination also can win odi n test on his own I hope selectors have faith in him as he is worth it also has strong wrists n bat speed n good square of the wkt
TNAmarkFrmIndia Posted November 17, 2014 Author Posted November 17, 2014 People have already written him off after having watched one innings. Like his impressive first-class and List-A career and performances in Australia with the 'A' team means absolutely nothing.
maniac Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Kedar Jadhav was spposed to be a savior from Rohit Sharma,Raina,Rayudu etc etc :cantstop: ANyways having said that the guy deserves a shot for being a consistent performer at domestics otherwise Indian FC will be pointless. I said the same about Pankaj Singh that he was not good enough at the international level and people were on my case for that,but I always said he deserved for what he did at the internationals but the quality is there for all to see. Likes of Rohit,Raina,Ishant,Kohli have all been blooded into internationals at a very early age and that's why their domestic records are not so great...they have done well and shown that they are world class talent...we need to groom our investments rather than thinking there is a savior somewhere else. I am all for u-19 or young players who have made an impact in their first season get a shot or the consistent domestic performers get a chance,but we seem to overhype some of them.
Lord Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Kedar Jadhav was spposed to be a savior from Rohit Sharma,Raina,Rayudu etc etc :cantstop: ANyways having said that the guy deserves a shot for being a consistent performer at domestics otherwise Indian FC will be pointless. I said the same about Pankaj Singh that he was not good enough at the international level and people were on my case for that,but I always said he deserved for what he did at the internationals but the quality is there for all to see. Likes of Rohit,Raina,Ishant,Kohli have all been blooded into internationals at a very early age and that's why their domestic records are not so great...they have done well and shown that they are world class talent...we need to groom our investments rather than thinking there is a savior somewhere else. I am all for u-19 or young players who have made an impact in their first season get a shot or the consistent domestic performers get a chance,but we seem to overhype some of them. its just 1 match,Rohit Rayudu etc werent great in their initial games either. Also Jadhav did well in Aus A tour too so not just domestics
maniac Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 its just 1 match,Rohit Rayudu etc werent great in their initial games either. Also Jadhav did well in Aus A tour too so not just domestics Dhawan got a 248 in South Africa A tour,Unadkat had some great A tours in the past....As I said A tours are not a great benchmark because the pitches are never like what they would be in an international scenario. Here is how players should be blooded into team. U-19 Identify special talents and groom them,give them exposure. Track their first 2 seasons progress in domestics...For international LOI's track them at IPL level too(nothing wrong) Let them play in A tours. Then give them a shot. As I said Jadhav earned his shot but he didn't earn the mantle of being the next big thing in Indian cricket like some of them were hyping him to be.
Lord Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Dhawan got a 248 in South Africa A tour,Unadkat had some great A tours in the past....As I said A tours are not a great benchmark because the pitches are never like what they would be in an international scenario. Here is how players should be blooded into team. U-19 Identify special talents and groom them,give them exposure. Track their first 2 seasons progress in domestics...For international LOI's track them at IPL level too(nothing wrong) Let them play in A tours. Then give them a shot. As I said Jadhav earned his shot but he didn't earn the mantle of being the next big thing in Indian cricket like some of them were hyping him to be. I agree with that. All I am saying that its too early to write him off. As for earning his chance,he did that a while ago and there is no reason Rayudu should have debuted ahead of him,thats what people talk about.Great List A record,topped Ranji season,Some good innings in IPL,and then Aus A tour. you cant ask for more
putrevus Posted November 17, 2014 Posted November 17, 2014 Rahane looked awful on his debut test against Aussies.He turned out to be okay, judging on one match is too harsh he needs more chances.
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