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I find jadhav intriguing 

 

I actually don't think he is good enough

 

however I do enjoy watching him bat . He is old school bat from more pre 1999. No power or hitting strong in v . He is all flicks , dabs, all timing and just opening wrists and putting in to gap . Very different to most modern day players 

 

but strangely this old school method seems  to have succes against all the odds 

Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, TNAmarkFrmIndia said:

He should play at 4 or 5 rather than lower down the order tbh. 

If Yuvi has to continue then he should bat at 6 as a hitter down the order just ahead of Pandya. Kohli,Dhoni,Kedar at 3,4 & 5 respectively for now.

Edited by ShebbySB
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1 minute ago, rahulrulezz said:

The sad part is Jadhav was never selected in the team in last ten years even though he averaged 50 plus continuously. Why?  Because he was too young and needed experience. Now when he supposedly has experience, he is too old for people like OP!  The arm chair critics I tell ya. 

He was also not selected after scoring a 100 in Zimbabwe

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8 minutes ago, ShebbySB said:

If Yuvi has to continue then he should bat at 6 as a hitter down the order just ahead of Pandya. Kohli,Dhoni,Kedar at 3,4 & 5 respectively for now.

I'm not really sure he's a big hitter like Dhoni. His game suits more for the middle order than lower middle. 

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13 minutes ago, rahulrulezz said:

The sad part is Jadhav was never selected in the team in last ten years even though he averaged 50 plus continuously. Why?  Because he was too young and needed experience. Now when he supposedly has experience, he is too old for people like OP!  The arm chair critics I tell ya. 

This. I heard a lot on ICF about jadhav about his quick scoring rates in domestics. Finally he is able show every one who is.

Posted

Kedar Jadhav's having a terrific night so far, and it's a lovely story too. Jadhav's only the second India cricketer that Pune has ever produced - Hrishikesh Kanitkar back in the 1990s was the first - and this is the first time he's played an international in his hometown.

He's certainly a late developer - he forced his way into the India side after a cracking Ranji Trophy in 2014, and according to his father he considered giving up the game on several occasions before finally cracking it.

According to his father Mahadev, "there were times when he would get so depressed, he wanted to quit playing and take up a job in a private firm".

Bet he never thought he'd see a day like this. 

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