India cricketer Kedar Jadhav has introduced his retirement from all forms of the sport with instant impact. He final performed within the Indian colors again in 2020 towards New Zealand in Auckland and likewise featured within the 2019 World Cup that was performed in England. Jadhav took to Twitter to substantiate his retirement and thanked the followers for all the assist and love all through his profession.
“Thank you all For your love and support throughout my Career from 1500 hrs. Consider me as retired from all forms of cricket,” Jadhav wrote in his tweet. For the unversed, the middle-order batter was one of the important thing gamers for India within the lead as much as the 2019 World Cup and ended up taking part in a complete of 73 matches within the format. He scored 1389 runs at a mean of 42.05 at a strike fee of 101.6 with two centuries and 6 fifties to his title.
Even although he performed for India within the New Zealand in 2020, Jadhav fell off the radar quickly after with the staff constructing the aspect for the 2023 World Cup. When it involves T20Is, the 39-year-old performed solely 9 matches mustering solely 122 runs at a strike-rate of 123.23.
Interestingly sufficient, Kedar Jadhav performed an important function for Chennai Super Kings throughout their title run in 2018. He final featured for the Royal Challengers Bengaluru within the second half of IPL 2023. Jadhav has additionally been doing Marathi commentary throughout this era for Jio Cinema. Overall, he performed for 2 extra groups aside from RCB and CSK in IPL turning up for Delhi Capitals and Sunrisers Hyderabad.
In his IPL profession, Kedar Jadhav performed 95 matches scoring 1208 runs at a strike fee of 123.14 with 4 fifties to his title. His final IPL sport turned out to be towards five-time champions Mumbai Indians on the Wankhede Stadium and most certainly now can be seen behind the mic doing Marathi commentary.
