1st ODI: England can't have the wood on Kedar Jadhav
Updated On: 16 January, 2017 08:29 AM IST | | Shreeram Gokhale
Local lad Jadhav made a sort of history by becoming the first Maharashtra player to play an ODI at home when he was brought in action in the 26th over, with his part time off-spin; and had a decent outing with the ball

Kedhar Jadhav

England's Jos Buttler is hit on the helmet by Hardik Pandya. Pic/AFP
Local lad Kedar Jadhav made a sort of history by becoming the first Maharashtra player to play a one-day international at home. The right-hander was brought in action in the 26th over, with his part time off-spin; and had a decent outing with the ball. He finished with figures of 4-0-23-0; a decent effort, especially considering that three of his four overs came between Over No. 39 and 43. That was before his heroics with the bat.


