Language - | Ranji Trophy | Twitter reacts to Jaydev Unadkat becoming first-ever bowler with first-over hattrick to leave Delhi in the mud Cricket can often have a reputation for burying phoenixes and not allowing them to spark into a second life, especially in India where the competition is the highest. However, Jaydev Unadkat ensured he was an exception with his determination as his fairy tale continued with a dream start to 2023. SportsCafe Desk |
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 | BAN vs IND | Jaydev Unadkat bowled like an experienced pro and it is not easy, remarks R Ashwin Ravichandran Ashwin has heaped praise on Jaydev Unadkat following the latter’s memorable comeback in Test cricket after 12 long years which happened last week in Bangladesh. Unadkat, on his return, took three wickets against Bangladesh to help his side complete a 2-0 sweep in the Test series. SportsCafe Desk |
 | BAN vs IND | Twitter in awe of Jaydev Unadkar for memorable return to Test cricket after 12 prolonged years When international cricketers make a return to their national side after a long wait, grabbing every opportunity with both hands is their utmost priority. Jaydev Unadkat capitalized on the opportunity he got to shine in Test cricket after 12 years against Bangladesh taking two crucial wickets. SportsCafe Desk |
 | IPL 2022, LSG vs MI | Twitter reacts to KL Rahul's shot nearly hitting Jaydev Unadkat and umpire The Indian Premier League has many memorable moments in the game but the ones that the umpires and bowlers want to forget are those that nearly take their heads. In the game between Lucknow Super Giants and Mumbai Indians, KL Rahul's brutal shot right back at the bowler proved to be a narrow escape. SportsCafe Desk |
 | IPL 2022 | There has to be a collective effort and that is what we are looking for, says Jaydev Unadkat Mumbai Indians have had the worst start to an IPL season in their history and are on the verge of being knocked out of the tournament. Ahead of their next clash against Chennai Super Kings, MI pacer Jaydev Unadkat said that his side will be looking towards a collective effort from the bowlers. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Ranji Trophy postponement is a huge disappointment, says Jaydev Unadkat Jaydev Unadkat has said that the Ranji Trophy getting postponed for a second consecutive year due to the Covid-19 is a huge disappointment for the players. The Saurashtra captain further added that the two-year gap in red-ball format will hamper the skills of the domestic cricketers. SportsCafe Desk |
 | “Dear red ball, please give me one more chance”, tweets Jaydev Unadkat after postponement of Ranji Trophy BCCI recently announced the postponement of the Ranji Trophy due to the increasing cases of Covid-19 all over the country. Meanwhile, expressing his disappointment in not being able to play red-ball cricket this season, Jaydev Unadkat posted a tweet urging the red-ball to give him another chance.
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| Took pride in what I did for my team, I showed off, says Jaydev Unadkat defending his social media videos Jaydev Unadkat says that he took pride in what he did for his team Saurashtra while clarifying his tweet from Friday in which he had said, "Just another bowler who can bat". He posted a video of him batting in Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on his Twitter handle which sent the internet into a frenzy. SportsCafe Desk |
 | IPL 2021| Have made few changes to my bowling action ahead of IPL 2021 in UAE, reveals Jaydev Unadkat Rajasthan Royals pacer Jaydev Unadkat has stated that he has worked on few changes to his bowling action ahead of the second leg of IPL 2021 in UAE. Earlier, Unadkat took a break from social media after being disappointed for his exclusion from the Indian second-string team which toured Sri Lanka. SportsCafe Desk |
 | Do believe my time will come; can see the next three-four years as my prime, states Jaydev Unadkat Jaydev Unadkat, who was left out of the squad against England, has stated that he believes his time will come, in the near future with the bowler earlier expressing his heartbreak over non-selection. He also added that the next three-four years of his cricketing career will be his prime. SportsCafe Desk |