Indian team's middle order batsman Kedar Jadhav has announced his retirement from all three formats of cricket. He played his last match for India in the year 2020. At that time Kedar Jadhav played an ODI match against New Zealand. Earlier he was part of the Indian team in the World Cup 2019. Meanwhile, now Kedar Jadhav has announced his retirement.
Kedar Jadhav informed about his retirement on his X (formerly Twitter). Announcing his retirement, he wrote, "Thank you all for supporting and loving me. Consider me retired from all three formats of cricket from 3 pm
Thank you all For your love and support throughout my Career from 1500 hrs
— IamKedar (@JadhavKedar) June 3, 2024
Consider me as retired from all forms of cricket
Kedar Jadhav retired from all three formats of cricket in the style of MS Dhoni. In the year 2020, MS Dhoni said goodbye to cricket on 15 August. He wrote a two-line statement on Instagram. Dhoni wrote that thank you all for your love and support, consider me retired from 7:29 pm. During this, Dhoni shared a video of pictures of his career, in which one of his favorite songs was also playing. Fans' eyes became moist after listening to the song 'Main pal do pal ka shayar hoon' in the background.
Kedar Jadhav made his international debut in 2014. He played his first ODI against Sri Lanka in Ranchi on 16 November 2014. He played his last ODI against New Zealand on 8 February 2020. Due to his poor performance, he had to be in and out of the team. Kedar scored 1389 runs in 73 ODIs. During this, he scored a total of 2 centuries and 6 half-centuries. In T20I, Kedar scored 122 runs in 9 matches.
In IPLcareer, Kedar Jadhav played a total of 95 matches and scored 1208 runs, which included 4 half-centuries. In ODIs, Kedar took a total of 27 wickets in 73 matches.
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