Indian Premier League is a cash-rich cricket tournament. The T20 tournament offers handsome salaries to the players and it is one of the reasons why almost every player is eager to be part of IPL. So far, there have been 14 editions
Saurashtra pacer Jaydev Unadkat has announced that he is taking a break from social media to “focus more on my game and work even harder” after being ignored by the India selectors once again despite outstanding domestic returns. Jaydev Unadkat, who has
Playing international cricket is probably the highest honour any aspiring Indian cricketer could achieve. The journey to receiving their maiden cap begins by featuring in first-class cricket or several domestic matches. Only by scoring a truckload of runs consistently or bowling tirelessly
Saurashtra and India fast bowler Jaydev Unadkat still harbors the dream of playing Test cricket for India, after his lone appearance coming in 2010 on the South Africa tour. He recently mentioned that fellow teammate Cheteshwar Pujara told him that he was
The left-arm seamer Jaydev Unadkat seemed a lot more confident this season and this could be the start of an excellent comeback for him who has gone through a very tough time. His excellent season in 2017 for the Rising Pune Supergiants
Saurashtra left-hand seamer and one of the consistent performers in domestic cricket, Jaydev Unadkat will never be considered for the national team as he is ‘too old’ if a BCCI selector is to be believed. Jaydev Unadkat has been one of the
India and Saurashtra left-arm pacer Jaydev Unadkat hopes that his time comes in the Indian team again as he mentions entering into the prime of his cricketing career. He said that the next 3-4 years of his cricketing career will be his
Indian left-arm seamer Jaydev Unadkat spent more than ten years in the wilderness after a forgettable Test debut back in 2010. Jaydev Unadkat’s only Test came against South Africa at the Centurion, where he bowled 26 wicketless overs for 156 runs in
The India National Cricket Team has grown from strength to strength in the last couple of decades. Indian cricket history dates back to the pre-independence era. However, the actual uprise and the domination in world cricket has begun in the 2000s. Although
Bowlers have often endured an unfair amount of a hard time in Indian Premier League (IPL) or franchise cricket. Flat wickets and small boundaries, and the dew factor, have indeed made bowlers’ work of containing the batsmen and picking up wickets challenging.