Kedar Jadhav lately introduced his retirement from all types of cricket on Monday. He shared a reel on Instagram that includes his memorable moments on the sector, accompanied by the unhappy music “Zindagi Ke Safar Mein Guzar Jaate Hai Jo Makam,” much like how MS Dhoni introduced his retirement. Jadhav, who performed 73 ODIs and 122 T20Is for India between November 2014 and February 2020, posted on Instagram, saying, “Thank you all for your love and support throughout my career. Consider me retired from all forms of cricket.”
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Kedar Jadhav Memorable CareerÂ
Jadhav, whose final look for India was towards New Zealand in an ODI in Auckland, debuted towards Sri Lanka in Ranchi underneath the captaincy of Virat Kohli. A couple of months later, he marked his first century for India in an ODI towards Zimbabwe, ending his profession with 1389 runs at a median of 42.09, that includes six half-centuries and two centuries. His retirement follows two days after Dinesh Karthik’s exit.
One of Jadhav’s memorable innings was his 120 off simply 76 balls in Pune towards England, the place India chased down 351 runs. He and Kohli each scored centuries, forging an exciting 200-run partnership, with Jadhav’s standout efficiency incomes him the Player-of-the-Match award. He was additionally a part of India’s 2019 World Cup squad, contributing crucially with a 52-run innings towards West Indies.
Jadhav rose to prominence in the course of the 2013-14 Ranji Trophy, ending as the best run-scorer of the season with 1223 runs at a median of 87.35, together with six half-centuries and two fifties, with a better of 204. His excellent kind propelled Maharashtra to the ultimate, though they misplaced to Karnataka.
Kedar’s IPL Career
In the IPL, Jadhav debuted with Delhi Daredevils (now Delhi Capitals) and performed for Chennai Super Kings, Kochi Tuskers Kerala, Sunrisers Hyderabad, and Royal Challengers Bangalore. Across 93 IPL matches, he accrued 1196 runs, together with 4 half-centuries.
