Former India all-rounder Kedar Jadhav has announced his retirement from all forms of cricket at the age of 39. Taking to X, formerly Twitter, the all-rounder thanked his supporters before calling time on his professional career. “Thank you all for your love and support throughout my career. From 1500 hrs, consider me as retired from all forms of cricket,” wrote Jadhav. Jadhav made his international debut for India in 2014 against Sri Lanka in November.
Later, Kedar Jadhav was included in the India team for the two tours to Zimbabwe. In 2015, he scored an undefeated century. However, in 2016, he could not get an opportunity to bat throughout the series. Follow us on our Official WhatsApp channel
His lone extended stint in the ODIs was in October 2016, when he played in all five of India’s home matches against New Zealand. In the next few years, Kedar Jadhav emerged as a regular part of India’s ODI lineup, playing the role of a finisher.—INP
