Sir Ravindra Jadeja will always be in my playing XI because he can bat like a pure batsman, he can bowl like a full time spinner but above all, he can take catches and save runs which only a few can do.
Sanjay Manjrekhar will never be remembered for his contribution to Indian cricket...but he will always be remembered for his loose comments made against Sir Jadeja who contributed not only with his batting and balling ..but also with his world class fielding.
I don't think they were loose. And I think we should encourage people to make accurate suggestions, and I think when he said it he was right. But things change, and Ravi has.
@@JarrodKimberYT Jadeja won Champions trophy for India in 2013. He was No 1 bowler in odis in 2013. He and Kumar Sangakkara were the two finalists for Odi player of the year in 2013, where he lost to Kumar. Things turned South for him when bullsh** odi rules were changed. And as for as Test cricket is concerned, he was always a great player. There is a reason he was declared Widen Test Cricketer of The Century.
@@sudeshgaur6059Can't say he is just living off the royalty of his father. He has made more than 10k+ first class runs at an average of 55 and even though he couldn't replicate the same in Tests though, he wasn't the worst (Ave 37), considering how weak India was during that era.
A certain Shane Warne said during the first Ipl said , " Ravi Jadeja is a rockstar!" I know there have been many prodigious talents in Indian cricket who have disappeared but I think Ravi Jadeja has different plans.
Seeing this vid after jaddu smashed 37 in an over. Jaddus batting has improved heaps & bounds since 2017 in red ball and since that wc sf loss his white ball form has also been unstoppable. He was the only player to contribute in all the three formats in the tour of Australia Scoring 60 odd in the 3rd odi stitching a 150 run partnership with hardik. Smashing 44 in the 1st T20 to take india to a respectable total which yuzi defended later on . He missed the first test & in the second one scored a half century & had a great partnership with Rahane. In the third test running out Steve Smith & taking crucial wickets & sitting in the dugout with a broken finger. He's gonna be India's biggest match winner in the next 5 yrs
Really enjoyed the video. Great presentation and the background music was a nice touch. I am going to send this video link to my brother. He is always arguing with me over Sir Jadeja.
I was wrong!! The man who got trolled and abused when he couldn't get 19 from 18 when Sachin practically handed over the miracle in a platter with his 175. That was the Jadeja I remembered. A few years back, I liked Dhoni but always got irked when he trusts Ash and Jaddu. Now, I see how a seed grows into a tree. It takes resources, time and mainly "faith". Like Sehwag, no one would've thought of Jaddu's role in test cricket even in their wildest dreams but it is not at all an exaggeration to say that he is the most valuable player in the entire team, especially at the home conditions. Batting, bowling, fielding and saviour of over-rate. No wonder cricket experts call Dhoni an excellent cricketing mind and that's the main difference between keyboard warriors who watch cricket and people who understand cricket.
Tbh right now,jadeja is one of the best allorounders in all formats of the game.Hasnt let his bowling detoriate(well,away from home whenever given the opportunities in the last 3 years,he has been amazing with the ball as well.7 wickets in the oval test 2018,86 with the bat as well in that test,5 wickets in the melbourne test 2018,80 runs and 2 wickets in 2 innings in the scg test 2018,a 53 and 3 wickets at the mcg 2020,and a 4 wicket haul at the scg in the 3rd test before getting injured),at the same time has improved his batting by 1000000 times.As indians whenever the opposition got into the lower order we feared,”now who takes us home?”.And now,in rahul,pandya,jadeja we are confident of them taking us home.Jadeja,pandya may be the yuvi-dhoni partnership india needed,and if somehow,i bilieve,pant shows maturity like he did in the tests in australia we may have the most destructive 4,5,6,7 in quite a few years.Sir jadeja is becoming the allrounder we always wanted him to be.Not a bits and pieces but a proper,solid allrounder,Facing 160 deliveries against the worlds best bolwing attack in their own den is no joke.Plus he oozed confidence at the crease and as a fan of him,thats what we missed sorely for the past years.
Had the pleasure of watching jadeja field in 4 matches during the 2020 world cup. He was a substitute in all those games. That guy is electric and his sense of anticipation is amazing. Covers the ground amazingly well. TV can only show a small part of how good he is. Whenever the pandemic is over, I would strongly recommend people to visit the ground just to watch him field on the ropes. It's a treat
@@JarrodKimberYT Thank you for your reply sir I'm truly flattered. Some of my most favorite reads are (if my memory serves me right with titles) 1. A wild animal of batting 2) A beast from Pretoria 3) A tail that wagged in tribute to a master. 4) A team of 11 Afridi's. 5) Rise and shine hassan ali ...Truly enjoy your writing style. Happy writing. Keep inspiring. Cheers! :)
Jarrod, I'm aghast that your channel has few thousand subs only. It deserves, nay, *demands* more traffic. I'll do my bit and pass the url to all my dosts. In the meantime hope to see a lot of you in the ind-eng series. ATB and cheers!
Amazing stuff, great analysis! This is what was missing. People who come on TV nowadays being a modern analyst who speak whatever they feel like with zero facts and figures, this video is a tight slap on their face. P.S: Subscribing and Spreading
Didn't realize you had a TH-cam channel Jarrod, subscribed straightaway. Damn you, capitalist overlords, for not letting me enjoy all the things I want to.
I still remember his 2014 NZ tour where he had a dream run with the bat in ODIs. I wanted him to be promoted, but unfortunately had a rough patch for 2-3 years in LOIs inbetween.Always believed he had potential to bat in top 5, particularly in ODI. In T20Is, he rarely get to bat.
@@ZakSword_TxS Yes! Actually, it's 8 of 2. Even in the next match came at 5/151 & stitched a 127 runs partnership with MS. If not for his slump in bowling form during 2015-17, with better intent vs spin, could have been a very good no.5 with decline of Yuvi & Raina.
Video essays are a pretty unexplored territory for cricket. Great to see u exploring it. Hope to see these kind of stuff on the ICC channel one day... 😁
As someone who thinks you are one of the best cricket writers in the world (and definitely one of the most humorous ones) and absolutely hang to every thing you say even I must confess that I was a Jadeja skeptic as recently as before the start of this series. Yes, he was a world class test cricketer which he showed in 2013 itself, yes he was a good overall ODI Cricketer but he would get on my nerves in T20 Cricket. IMO, he had no business being in India's T20 team and I considered him one of the major reasons why India hasn't won a 2nd WT20 title after 2007 WT20. I thought he quite responsible for India's losses in WT20 in 2009, 2010 and 2016. The main problem was India's lack of bowling options which meant he had to bowl all 4 and on flat wickets with dew he was very hittable and he would bowl faster and faster making himself even more hittable in those small stadiums in the sub-continent.
It was never a problem for CSK as they had 7/8/9 bowling options (and MSD on flat pitches with dew often used him as a specialist fielder batting at 7-8 and not bowling) but it was always a huge problem for India.
I had him in my Most improved video, he's certainly better now that he ever has been before. But as I said at the start, once you're branded, changing that can do so tough.
Sir, I won't say he is at his best bowling form. His best was vs Eng and Aus at home in 2016-17 in tests when he was getting a bit of drop (or dip) in the air. Over the last 20 months he has often been a touch short though he has rectified his length in this series. But yes, definitely he is in his best ever white ball batting form. His batting started flowering since 2016-17 home season in tests and since then has gone from strength to strength but his white ball batting form (especially slog overs hitting) has been terrific since this IPL. Anyway, thanks for the reply.
In 2009 T20 World Cup Jadeja played just 2 matches. His figures were 26/2 (4 overs) and 9/1 (3 overs). He was India’s best bowler in those 2 matches. Don’t understand how can anyone blame Jadeja for team’s failure in 2009. Even in 2016 India lost to WI in semis where everyone(except Nehra)went for runs.
I am proud fan of his since 2012. Everyone use to mock him and i used to take great care umbrage in it. Because i knew how talented he was. I used to watch entire Test matches only for him. Great injustice was done to him, because he would be given such a little opportunity to bat. If he was in any other team he would have got many more overs to bat in white ball cricket. even batting as low as 7. Because Indian team always builds up to innings like 43 over 260 for 3-4 max. Always plays alll the overs.
Jadeja won Champions trophy for India in 2013. He was No 1 bowler in odis in 2013. He and Kumar Sangakkara were the two finalists for Odi player of the year in 2013, where he lost to Kumar. Things turned South for him when bullsh** odi rules were changed. And as for as Test cricket is concerned, he was always a great player. There is a reason he was declared Widen Test Cricketer of The Century.
You have to play with the rules you have. That’s the same for all players. He was not always a great Test player. But He was been a great bowler for a long time. He’s fundamentally a better player now. In every way than ever before.
@@JarrodKimberYT He is relatively better today. But he was always good. If you look at 2012 Australia tour of India where India won 4-0. He played a very crucial role. I think he was leading wicket taker and dismissed Michael Clarke(Who was Australia best player of spin) 5 times out of 6 . Don't forget the Lords test. Batting wise he probably has the Highest batting average for players batting at 7 or below. At that position you can't expect him to make centuries, especially when majority of test matches he played were on 200 per innings total. When for example India did played on batting paradise, he would always come at score of around 500 for 6 , when the team was on verge of declaring. I am his true fan since 2012, so i know better than most people regarding this(Sorry if i sound cocky). I watch each and every bowl of the match when he is the in the side. Regarding rules, my point was that when ICC changed rules, i think in 2014-15, the game skewed in favour of batsman. That's the reason we witnessed 350 runs in odi so frequently. That is why no one is surprised if batsman average over 50. It also became difficult to be a spinner because of two new balls. That is why you won't see much spinner in top 10 bowlers in odi. Finger spinner is becoming a dead art. When Kuldeep and Chahal came to the team, because since they were new, they got wicket in heaps. But when they played matches after marches, and opposition got used to them, they were smashed and now are out of the team. Anyways, for me he is the best Test allrounder. If someone comes close to him is Ben Stokes ofcourse. But Jadeja is up there with Legends. Also since he is the most agile player in the world, you would also see him play for another 6-7 years atleast. He is in form of his life and because of injury he will miss the English series at home, which is so unfortunate. He could easily get another 20-25 wicket and 3-4 fifties.
@@Satu_Supari HE IS WAY BETTER NOW. What are you talking about. Look at the video, he went from an ordinary batsman to near frontline. That turns him from one good player into nearly two.
@@Satu_Supari stokes dont bowl as much as jadeja. Stokes would be a better batsman than jadeja, jadeja would be a better bowler than stokes. If I'm after a number 5 I'll go with stokes, if I'm after a number 7 I'll go with jadeja. All things considered i can probably say jadeja is a better package than stokes currently.
Aubrey Faulkner and a bunch of chumps stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=runs;qualmax4=60;qualmin1=10;qualmin2=1000;qualmin3=50;qualmin5=35;qualval1=matches;qualval2=runs;qualval3=wickets;qualval4=bowling_strike_rate;qualval5=batting_average;template=results;type=allround
@@JarrodKimberYT Haha! I was just thinking out loud! Never thought there would be an actual below 60 above 35 analysis! This is gold! Thanks a ton Jarrod!
That jokes by MSD is not really condescending or to mock he was just pulling his leg or a friendly 'Banter' as some people would call it. MSD was very encouraging and perhaps one of his few supporters in his early days. He is someone jadeja always looks up to- he said all this in an interview with harbhajan singh that it's because of MS support he became what he became
Loved the last bit. Sanjay ruined his reputation since he went after Jadeja as well as Harsha Bhogle. He was never a top analyst/commentator but these incidents have made him unlikable. Back to Jadeja: sad that this piece came before the Melbourne Test where he showed his class with the bat. He also rescued India at the SCG with his bowling and batting. Gun player this guy. Will be appreciated more once he retires.
Are we seeing resurgence of finger spinners? In the recent test series Ashwin was exceptional. Why do spin bowling trends change? Earlier wrist spinners were on the rise.(Kumble,Warne etc). Later Finger spinners became important. ( Harbhajan,Murali, Vettori,Ojha, Jadeja and Ashwin). Again we started to give importance to Wrist spinners.( Yuzi, kuldeep, Yasir Shah etc). Again now ppl are picking up Finger spinners. Are we seeing a trend here or am I just speculating and there isn't something like trend or phenomenon.
Finger spinners have been on top since Kumble retired. DRS helps them, as did the ICC not enforcing chucking for a few years. The best wrist spinners have been dominating T20, meaning perhaps they have spent less time working on their Test form. There is certainly a trend. But, it's not like there were a lot of wrist spinners before either.
As a Pakistan supporter, Jadu is one of my all time favourites. His attitude towards the game is great. He has shown the world you can be a quality slow bowler without turning it. His athleticism is probably the best in world cricket and most importantly you can field him anywhere and the guy will always be reliable. Who gives a shit about his moustaches and celebrations. He has personality, or should cricket all be robots and go by the western way of high elbow perfect technique? The game has evolved as has the personality of the players.
All: Seeing the video and praising Jadeja Me : Seeing the video and shocked upon Pujara's 302 off 403 with Strike rate 70 in 1st class cricket ( TEST CRICKET ). Pujara is a great player his strength is his patience.
Players backed by Dhoni's consistently and was blamed for being biased: Raina, Ishant, Jadeja, Ashwin, Rohit and last one is Virat!!! . . . . . Everyone of them are modern legends in their own rights..
For numbers-based analysis, which is often true, you do not need commentator yelping out nicknames when a cover drive is being caressed through cover and mid-off. You need prudent analysis with a tinge of humour and facts. Jarrod gets all this in just 5-7 minutes clipping. And, hey, he is a very good interviewer as well, check this channel out, check out his podcasts (I love Red Inker) and then, read whatever he writes. One of the best is J-Rod!
Coming here after 2 nd day of 2nd test match India vs Australia... It looks like Jadega has put a very high price on his wicket... No flashy shots, proper cricketing shots....
You are so meticulous in your analysis, Jarrod, that it's difficult to nitpick anything , but did you just call Sanjay Bangar a test bowler? With no disrespect to Mr. Bangar, Ganguly bowled quicker than him and Ganguly could swing the ball. Overall, great analysis like always.
If you see stats after 2016 Ravindra Jadeja is even better than Ben stokes , Shakib Al Hasan and Jason holder..in terms of batting average and bowling average
@@Satu_Supari Lol tf? Shakib and Stokes are on par with each other, their stats are enough to prove that. Jadeja's lagging behind both, just because you awfully hate the Bangladesh cricket team doesn't change facts.
@@yadhaider807 If Stats is the only criteria than Sunil Chhetri is better than Ronaldo and Messi. LOL And I don't hate Bangladesh Cricket team, but Shakib is overrated. Except for his innings against New Zealand in WC in 2015, I don't find any worth highlights in his career.
@@Satu_Supari You freaking judge and compare cricket players based on their stats as long as they've played a decent amount of games mate and are playing on the same level. No needa be biased. And don't tell me you didn't watch Shakib bat in 2019 world cup, 600+ runs along with 11 wickets was no ordinary feat.
@@yadhaider807 Same level? How many Australian, England,South African, Newzealand (SENA) tour Shakib was part of? India doesn't even sends First XI to the likes of Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Ireland,West Indies,Lanka and may i add Bangladesh. How can you say they are on same level. Did you see this year IPL bidding, Shakib got sold on meagre 3.2 crore. Hardly any team had shown interest in him. If he was the world best all-rounder then surely he would have many takers. Moeen ali who is also a spin bowling allrounder got over 7 crore bid. When Shakib was in SRH, Mohammad Nabi played more matches than him. He was always preferred over Shakib. Just tells that he isn't good enough player. LOL, comparing Shakib with Jadeja. Jadeja bats 8th down in test cricket. Hardly he gets to face over 20 balls in Odis if ever. Hardly gets over 10 balls in T20Is. If Shakib was born here he would not be good enough for First class cricket forget Indian team. Likes of Axar Patel, Sundar are way better than Shakib in all three facets of the game. Too bad they won't get many chances in International cricket.
Warne called Softie to Starc Manjrekar rightly called Bits and pieces to Jadeja. Rest is History. Mind you, Manjrekar was right at that time and Jadeja was mediocre then.
Loving Jarrod's videos - all of them. Though this one looks a bit off-colour (relatively speaking). Even with the numbers Jarrod shows before Manjrekar's comment, Jadeja was a decent all-rounder by any standard. So Sanjay, Jarrod, was not accurate even then. I think there is another layer to Sanjay's remark - and that is beyond stats. I won't hold this against you, but: Sanjay comes from a time when it was the birth right of Mumbai/ Chennai (then Madras)/ Bangaluru (then Bangalore)/ Delhi wallah big-town boys to represent India. Kapil Dev (I am named after the great man) being the only exception. The snarky-ness about small-town boys perhaps came naturally to Sanjay. His comment on Jadeja being bits and pieces weren't well-informed in a country long starved of all-rounders (remember Noel David? Kanitkar? Sunil Joshi (good bowler though) or 'pinch-hitting' of Kumble/ Srinath anyone?). Even old Jadeja sits well for a decent all-rounder. The new one is a match-winner (a team rarely has/ needs 11 match-winners). I repeat, this new one don't make the old one 'bits and pieces'. The old one did a good job. You are being too kind to Sanjay (a professional courtesy perhaps?)
No, he was bits and pieces before I wrote something in the world cup, took a huge look into his numbers, and you couldn't rely on him as a genuine all rounder then.
I love you Jarrod but even if you gave me resource for Manjrekar being correct on calling him bits and pieces player. I still hate Manjrekar passionately. He is among very few. His recent comment on Pandya "I will not have him in my playing XI even when he is in this form." Suggest he does not like all-rounders. Do you remember Pollard episode ? A side from that have you listened his commentry ? It's garbage. I know it's too dismissive. But I do not like one bit.
Sanjay was one of worst bats man we india had, just because he came from Mumbai and was son ex cricket he was much hyped by media. He was notneven closer to vinod kambli.
Sir Ravindra Jadeja will always be in my playing XI because he can bat like a pure batsman, he can bowl like a full time spinner but above all, he can take catches and save runs which only a few can do.
Been following you for years Mclovin...love your style and content...it's a shame more people don't know about your channel...it's gold
Ha, thanks. Tell them, tell them all...
@@JarrodKimberYT I have been silently working at that just like Jadeja on his batting
So true i just found this channel 2 days ago and i ended up watching almost all his vedios his content is really lit 🔥
@@JarrodKimberYT sure 😅
Sanjay Manjrekhar will never be remembered for his contribution to Indian cricket...but he will always be remembered for his loose comments made against Sir Jadeja who contributed not only with his batting and balling ..but also with his world class fielding.
I don't think they were loose. And I think we should encourage people to make accurate suggestions, and I think when he said it he was right. But things change, and Ravi has.
@@JarrodKimberYT Jadeja won Champions trophy for India in 2013. He was No 1 bowler in odis in 2013. He and Kumar Sangakkara were the two finalists for Odi player of the year in 2013, where he lost to Kumar.
Things turned South for him when bullsh** odi rules were changed.
And as for as Test cricket is concerned, he was always a great player. There is a reason he was declared Widen Test Cricketer of The Century.
@@JarrodKimberYT Sanju Manju is just relishing the royalty of his father, tgats it. JmWas an average cricketer.
@@sudeshgaur6059Can't say he is just living off the royalty of his father. He has made more than 10k+ first class runs at an average of 55 and even though he couldn't replicate the same in Tests though, he wasn't the worst (Ave 37), considering how weak India was during that era.
@@sudeshgaur6059 great comments. sounds like your dad thrashed yiu a lot
Ohhh Ravi Jadejaaaaa.....
Love your videos.❤️
cheers
A certain Shane Warne said during the first Ipl said , " Ravi Jadeja is a rockstar!" I know there have been many prodigious talents in Indian cricket who have disappeared but I think Ravi Jadeja has different plans.
Exactly.. Jadeja has worked a lot on his batting... Especially his defensive
Can't ignore his fielding contribution
Yeah, nowadays it's hard to even imagine that he was once considered a joke. He gets all the love that he deserves and more
Seeing this vid after jaddu smashed 37 in an over. Jaddus batting has improved heaps & bounds since 2017 in red ball and since that wc sf loss his white ball form has also been unstoppable. He was the only player to contribute in all the three formats in the tour of Australia
Scoring 60 odd in the 3rd odi stitching a 150 run partnership with hardik. Smashing 44 in the 1st T20 to take india to a respectable total which yuzi defended later on . He missed the first test & in the second one scored a half century & had a great partnership with Rahane. In the third test running out Steve Smith & taking crucial wickets & sitting in the dugout with a broken finger. He's gonna be India's biggest match winner in the next 5 yrs
4:26 That very smart and devastating writer is you.
You don't say
I honestly hadn't noticed.
r/thatsthejoke
My Favourite All-rounder Sir Ravindra Jadeja
Well Done Jaddu 🔥🔥🔥
He doesn't read the comments.
@@JarrodKimberYT 🤣🤣🤣
Really enjoyed the video. Great presentation and the background music was a nice touch. I am going to send this video link to my brother. He is always arguing with me over Sir Jadeja.
Take him down, Pawan.
As a long time lover of Jarrod from the early days of 'Cricket with Balls', I'm surprised it took me so long to find this youtube account.
But you're here now, make yourself comfortable.
Jarrod, I loved your book on Test Cricket! Also, the best lip furniture belongs to David Boon.
Thanks, check out the Double Century podcast if you love the book. Boon isn't a player, an official doesn't count.
@@JarrodKimberYT lol agreed,
thanks mate, you got a new subscriber for your podcast!
I was wrong!!
The man who got trolled and abused when he couldn't get 19 from 18 when Sachin practically handed over the miracle in a platter with his 175. That was the Jadeja I remembered.
A few years back, I liked Dhoni but always got irked when he trusts Ash and Jaddu. Now, I see how a seed grows into a tree. It takes resources, time and mainly "faith".
Like Sehwag, no one would've thought of Jaddu's role in test cricket even in their wildest dreams but it is not at all an exaggeration to say that he is the most valuable player in the entire team, especially at the home conditions.
Batting, bowling, fielding and saviour of over-rate.
No wonder cricket experts call Dhoni an excellent cricketing mind and that's the main difference between keyboard warriors who watch cricket and people who understand cricket.
Your videos inspires me..Jarrod..keep up the good work
Happy to hear that
Tbh right now,jadeja is one of the best allorounders in all formats of the game.Hasnt let his bowling detoriate(well,away from home whenever given the opportunities in the last 3 years,he has been amazing with the ball as well.7 wickets in the oval test 2018,86 with the bat as well in that test,5 wickets in the melbourne test 2018,80 runs and 2 wickets in 2 innings in the scg test 2018,a 53 and 3 wickets at the mcg 2020,and a 4 wicket haul at the scg in the 3rd test before getting injured),at the same time has improved his batting by 1000000 times.As indians whenever the opposition got into the lower order we feared,”now who takes us home?”.And now,in rahul,pandya,jadeja we are confident of them taking us home.Jadeja,pandya may be the yuvi-dhoni partnership india needed,and if somehow,i bilieve,pant shows maturity like he did in the tests in australia we may have the most destructive 4,5,6,7 in quite a few years.Sir jadeja is becoming the allrounder we always wanted him to be.Not a bits and pieces but a proper,solid allrounder,Facing 160 deliveries against the worlds best bolwing attack in their own den is no joke.Plus he oozed confidence at the crease and as a fan of him,thats what we missed sorely for the past years.
the chant at the end is amazing! Did you make it? I can't seem to remember the original but I think it's from Barmy Army (England)?
No, assume it's the Bharat Army.
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Oh, and the tune is seven nation army!
@@sobanmehmood3543 This chant started at Edgbaston. India vs Pakistan - round-robin match CT 2017. I was there and it was amazing! RVP who?
This is so true. Ashwin is professor trying to push the ball to the boundary and Jadeja stands like he's going to slog 😂😂
Ravi off!!
Ha,I finally found a good cricket channel.
You're home now.
Good one. Love your work
Much appreciated
Jadeja ❤️❤️
Love heart. Love heart.
*Brilliant Analysis* 🏏👌
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Had the pleasure of watching jadeja field in 4 matches during the 2020 world cup. He was a substitute in all those games. That guy is electric and his sense of anticipation is amazing. Covers the ground amazingly well. TV can only show a small part of how good he is.
Whenever the pandemic is over, I would strongly recommend people to visit the ground just to watch him field on the ropes. It's a treat
my favourite blog writer on cricket. Your big fan!
You're my favourite commenter on this thread
@@JarrodKimberYT Thank you for your reply sir I'm truly flattered. Some of my most favorite reads are (if my memory serves me right with titles) 1. A wild animal of batting 2) A beast from Pretoria 3) A tail that wagged in tribute to a master. 4) A team of 11 Afridi's. 5) Rise and shine hassan ali ...Truly enjoy your writing style. Happy writing. Keep inspiring.
Cheers! :)
Absolutely love all your content Jarrod. Favourite cricket analyst by far.
You're my favourite Bharat Ramesh
Hey Kimber.. 🎉🎉🎉. Impressed by your cricket knowledge
Cheers
I know u from cricinfo....ur too good...amazing vibes....
Not been there in a while.
Ravi Jadeja My Hero.. my best Cricketer of this Decade
Best moustache of the decade.
@@JarrodKimberYT correct
6:19 it's Sir Ravi Jadeja not ( Sri ) kindly look into it 🔥 and best analysis I found over the net
Jarrod, I'm aghast that your channel has few thousand subs only. It deserves, nay, *demands* more traffic. I'll do my bit and pass the url to all my dosts. In the meantime hope to see a lot of you in the ind-eng series. ATB and cheers!
It's been growing pretty well of recent times, but feel free to tell every person you know. There will be plenty more here for the next series.
Amazing stuff, great analysis! This is what was missing.
People who come on TV nowadays being a modern analyst who speak whatever they feel like with zero facts and figures, this video is a tight slap on their face.
P.S: Subscribing and Spreading
Thank you Manjrekhar for that comment.
Your presentation analysis is very good
Didn't realize you had a TH-cam channel Jarrod, subscribed straightaway.
Damn you, capitalist overlords, for not letting me enjoy all the things I want to.
I've been hiding it for fear of it becoming too popular.
I still remember his 2014 NZ tour where he had a dream run with the bat in ODIs. I wanted him to be promoted, but unfortunately had a rough patch for 2-3 years in LOIs inbetween.Always believed he had potential to bat in top 5, particularly in ODI. In T20Is, he rarely get to bat.
isn't that the match where it ended in a tie. 7 needed from 2
@@ZakSword_TxS Yes! Actually, it's 8 of 2. Even in the next match came at 5/151 & stitched a 127 runs partnership with MS. If not for his slump in bowling form during 2015-17, with better intent vs spin, could have been a very good no.5 with decline of Yuvi & Raina.
Video essays are a pretty unexplored territory for cricket. Great to see u exploring it. Hope to see these kind of stuff on the ICC channel one day... 😁
There is a bunch of them on my channel already, enjoy.
As someone who thinks you are one of the best cricket writers in the world (and definitely one of the most humorous ones) and absolutely hang to every thing you say even I must confess that I was a Jadeja skeptic as recently as before the start of this series. Yes, he was a world class test cricketer which he showed in 2013 itself, yes he was a good overall ODI Cricketer but he would get on my nerves in T20 Cricket. IMO, he had no business being in India's T20 team and I considered him one of the major reasons why India hasn't won a 2nd WT20 title after 2007 WT20. I thought he quite responsible for India's losses in WT20 in 2009, 2010 and 2016. The main problem was India's lack of bowling options which meant he had to bowl all 4 and on flat wickets with dew he was very hittable and he would bowl faster and faster making himself even more hittable in those small stadiums in the sub-continent.
It was never a problem for CSK as they had 7/8/9 bowling options (and MSD on flat pitches with dew often used him as a specialist fielder batting at 7-8 and not bowling) but it was always a huge problem for India.
I had him in my Most improved video, he's certainly better now that he ever has been before. But as I said at the start, once you're branded, changing that can do so tough.
Sir, I won't say he is at his best bowling form. His best was vs Eng and Aus at home in 2016-17 in tests when he was getting a bit of drop (or dip) in the air. Over the last 20 months he has often been a touch short though he has rectified his length in this series. But yes, definitely he is in his best ever white ball batting form. His batting started flowering since 2016-17 home season in tests and since then has gone from strength to strength but his white ball batting form (especially slog overs hitting) has been terrific since this IPL. Anyway, thanks for the reply.
@@sdroy84agt Yes, but he's a far better - and more important to Indian team - than before. Go look at the most improved video.
In 2009 T20 World Cup Jadeja played just 2 matches. His figures were 26/2 (4 overs) and 9/1 (3 overs). He was India’s best bowler in those 2 matches. Don’t understand how can anyone blame Jadeja for team’s failure in 2009. Even in 2016 India lost to WI in semis where everyone(except Nehra)went for runs.
Very well summed up
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🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this was a laugh riot…”back to his foetus when he scored triple centuries “
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Used to enjoy reading your blogs@Cricket with balls.
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This is like that, but not,.
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I am proud fan of his since 2012. Everyone use to mock him and i used to take great care umbrage in it. Because i knew how talented he was. I used to watch entire Test matches only for him.
Great injustice was done to him, because he would be given such a little opportunity to bat. If he was in any other team he would have got many more overs to bat in white ball cricket. even batting as low as 7. Because Indian team always builds up to innings like 43 over 260 for 3-4 max. Always plays alll the overs.
here in 2021, he has gotteen even better, he is killing it, arguably the best all rounder in the world at the moment.
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The comment at start about batsman struggling and then suddenly smashing the bowler reminded you of Tewatia didn't it ?
No, every single match I have ever seen on TV
Why i got to know about this channel so late ..... 🙂 great work
Great insight
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I think Jadeja took Manjrekar's comments too seriously
Jadeja won Champions trophy for India in 2013. He was No 1 bowler in odis in 2013. He and Kumar Sangakkara were the two finalists for Odi player of the year in 2013, where he lost to Kumar.
Things turned South for him when bullsh** odi rules were changed.
And as for as Test cricket is concerned, he was always a great player. There is a reason he was declared Widen Test Cricketer of The Century.
You have to play with the rules you have. That’s the same for all players. He was not always a great Test player. But He was been a great bowler for a long time. He’s fundamentally a better player now. In every way than ever before.
@@JarrodKimberYT He is relatively better today. But he was always good. If you look at 2012 Australia tour of India where India won 4-0. He played a very crucial role. I think he was leading wicket taker and dismissed Michael Clarke(Who was Australia best player of spin) 5 times out of 6 . Don't forget the Lords test.
Batting wise he probably has the Highest batting average for players batting at 7 or below. At that position you can't expect him to make centuries, especially when majority of test matches he played were on 200 per innings total.
When for example India did played on batting paradise, he would always come at score of around 500 for 6 , when the team was on verge of declaring. I am his true fan since 2012, so i know better than most people regarding this(Sorry if i sound cocky). I watch each and every bowl of the match when he is the in the side.
Regarding rules, my point was that when ICC changed rules, i think in 2014-15, the game skewed in favour of batsman. That's the reason we witnessed 350 runs in odi so frequently. That is why no one is surprised if batsman average over 50. It also became difficult to be a spinner because of two new balls. That is why you won't see much spinner in top 10 bowlers in odi.
Finger spinner is becoming a dead art. When Kuldeep and Chahal came to the team, because since they were new, they got wicket in heaps. But when they played matches after marches, and opposition got used to them, they were smashed and now are out of the team.
Anyways, for me he is the best Test allrounder. If someone comes close to him is Ben Stokes ofcourse. But Jadeja is up there with Legends. Also since he is the most agile player in the world, you would also see him play for another 6-7 years atleast. He is in form of his life and because of injury he will miss the English series at home, which is so unfortunate. He could easily get another 20-25 wicket and 3-4 fifties.
@@Satu_Supari HE IS WAY BETTER NOW. What are you talking about. Look at the video, he went from an ordinary batsman to near frontline. That turns him from one good player into nearly two.
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@@Satu_Supari stokes dont bowl as much as jadeja. Stokes would be a better batsman than jadeja, jadeja would be a better bowler than stokes. If I'm after a number 5 I'll go with stokes, if I'm after a number 7 I'll go with jadeja. All things considered i can probably say jadeja is a better package than stokes currently.
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Ravindra jadeja was world no 1 fielder
Love you jadeja
Nah, probably not.
@@JarrodKimberYT so I am asked who is world no 1 fielder jonty roots ??
@@Jalajtripathi02 Fabian Allen. Then Hayden Walsh Jnr. And Stokes is probably up there.
@@JarrodKimberYT where you from which country?
@@Jalajtripathi02 Democratic Republic of Victoria.
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Great analysis
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I'm a big fan of your comments
Jadeja can bat at the top or middle order as a pure batsman and I believe he will do good because of his game awareness, temperament and technique.
Ravi Jadeja also has a below 60 bowling strike rate in tests. I wonder how many with batting average above 35 have that.
Aubrey Faulkner and a bunch of chumps stats.espncricinfo.com/ci/engine/stats/index.html?class=1;filter=advanced;orderby=runs;qualmax4=60;qualmin1=10;qualmin2=1000;qualmin3=50;qualmin5=35;qualval1=matches;qualval2=runs;qualval3=wickets;qualval4=bowling_strike_rate;qualval5=batting_average;template=results;type=allround
@@JarrodKimberYT Haha! I was just thinking out loud! Never thought there would be an actual below 60 above 35 analysis! This is gold! Thanks a ton Jarrod!
You don't just simply mess with Sir Jadeja.
All this before we even add his contribution as a fielder.
very true.
Also wonderful to come across this right after day 2 of AusvsInd. His contribution with the bat was quite handy.
Very smart and devastatingly handsome 😂😂
Love your channel
Doesnt matter what Critics or Commentators say ,but as an Indian i can say
Ravindra Jadeja is the second most popular cricketer in India After Kohli.
Wow
That jokes by MSD is not really condescending or to mock he was just pulling his leg or a friendly 'Banter' as some people would call it. MSD was very encouraging and perhaps one of his few supporters in his early days. He is someone jadeja always looks up to- he said all this in an interview with harbhajan singh that it's because of MS support he became what he became
Loved the last bit. Sanjay ruined his reputation since he went after Jadeja as well as Harsha Bhogle. He was never a top analyst/commentator but these incidents have made him unlikable.
Back to Jadeja: sad that this piece came before the Melbourne Test where he showed his class with the bat. He also rescued India at the SCG with his bowling and batting. Gun player this guy. Will be appreciated more once he retires.
Are we seeing resurgence of finger spinners?
In the recent test series Ashwin was exceptional.
Why do spin bowling trends change?
Earlier wrist spinners were on the rise.(Kumble,Warne etc).
Later Finger spinners became important.
( Harbhajan,Murali, Vettori,Ojha, Jadeja and Ashwin).
Again we started to give importance to Wrist spinners.( Yuzi, kuldeep, Yasir Shah etc).
Again now ppl are picking up Finger spinners.
Are we seeing a trend here or am I just speculating and there isn't something like trend or phenomenon.
Finger spinners have been on top since Kumble retired. DRS helps them, as did the ICC not enforcing chucking for a few years. The best wrist spinners have been dominating T20, meaning perhaps they have spent less time working on their Test form. There is certainly a trend. But, it's not like there were a lot of wrist spinners before either.
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As a Pakistan supporter, Jadu is one of my all time favourites. His attitude towards the game is great. He has shown the world you can be a quality slow bowler without turning it. His athleticism is probably the best in world cricket and most importantly you can field him anywhere and the guy will always be reliable. Who gives a shit about his moustaches and celebrations. He has personality, or should cricket all be robots and go by the western way of high elbow perfect technique? The game has evolved as has the personality of the players.
All: Seeing the video and praising Jadeja
Me : Seeing the video and shocked upon Pujara's 302 off 403 with Strike rate 70 in 1st class cricket ( TEST CRICKET ).
Pujara is a great player his strength is his patience.
At home his strike rate isn't that bad. In fact, if he faced a lot of seam I'd expect him to have this kind of strike rate.
Players backed by Dhoni's consistently and was blamed for being biased: Raina, Ishant, Jadeja, Ashwin, Rohit and last one is Virat!!!
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Everyone of them are modern legends in their own rights..
fetus that's made all those triple centuries 😭😭😭😂😂
For numbers-based analysis, which is often true, you do not need commentator yelping out nicknames when a cover drive is being caressed through cover and mid-off. You need prudent analysis with a tinge of humour and facts. Jarrod gets all this in just 5-7 minutes clipping. And, hey, he is a very good interviewer as well, check this channel out, check out his podcasts (I love Red Inker) and then, read whatever he writes. One of the best is J-Rod!
I yelp while I make the videos.
Ravi Jadeja is the Jacques Kallis of bits-and-pieces cricketers. 😂
The GOAT bits and pieces player seems like a pretty harsh diss.
@@JarrodKimberYT a comparison to Jacques Kallis is NEVER a diss!
@@lavanyasalagrama7339 The Jacques Kallis of serial killers? Anal fissures?
@@JarrodKimberYT hahaha
F**K , why this channel does not have 1 Million Subscribers ?
I got on this channel by watching Neil Wagner's video and this one is awesome too.
Wagner is a gateway drug.
Have deep knowledge of Indian cricket
Hmmm........ yeah !
Since Sanjay said that, jadeja stopped being a bits and pieces player, but Sanjay became a bits and pieces commentator.
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Why people misunderstand him and tell he has 2 first class triple centuries actually he has 3 triple centuries
Here after CskvsRcb
Coming here after 2 nd day of 2nd test match India vs Australia... It looks like Jadega has put a very high price on his wicket... No flashy shots, proper cricketing shots....
7 dollars and a smile will get you mine.
interesting
You are so meticulous in your analysis, Jarrod, that it's difficult to nitpick anything , but did you just call Sanjay Bangar a test bowler? With no disrespect to Mr. Bangar, Ganguly bowled quicker than him and Ganguly could swing the ball. Overall, great analysis like always.
That one match in which we lost to Pakistan.... and that Jadeya(sir Jadeja) miss got Pandya out.
Offff..... weird Jadega Stuff.
He is very good batsman and all-rounder but every commentators mistreat him
No, every commentator does not mistreat him.
Nice video
I will still defend sanjay... That his critisim has improved jadeja the player he is today....
As I said in the video, he had already started to improve.
If you see stats after 2016
Ravindra Jadeja is even better than Ben stokes , Shakib Al Hasan and Jason holder..in terms of batting average and bowling average
He is way better. Only Stoke is comparable. Shakib is most overrated player of the century.
@@Satu_Supari Lol tf? Shakib and Stokes are on par with each other, their stats are enough to prove that. Jadeja's lagging behind both, just because you awfully hate the Bangladesh cricket team doesn't change facts.
@@yadhaider807 If Stats is the only criteria than Sunil Chhetri is better than Ronaldo and Messi. LOL
And I don't hate Bangladesh Cricket team, but Shakib is overrated. Except for his innings against New Zealand in WC in 2015, I don't find any worth highlights in his career.
@@Satu_Supari You freaking judge and compare cricket players based on their stats as long as they've played a decent amount of games mate and are playing on the same level. No needa be biased. And don't tell me you didn't watch Shakib bat in 2019 world cup, 600+ runs along with 11 wickets was no ordinary feat.
@@yadhaider807 Same level? How many Australian, England,South African, Newzealand (SENA) tour Shakib was part of?
India doesn't even sends First XI to the likes of Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Ireland,West Indies,Lanka and may i add Bangladesh. How can you say they are on same level.
Did you see this year IPL bidding, Shakib got sold on meagre 3.2 crore. Hardly any team had shown interest in him. If he was the world best all-rounder then surely he would have many takers. Moeen ali who is also a spin bowling allrounder got over 7 crore bid.
When Shakib was in SRH, Mohammad Nabi played more matches than him. He was always preferred over Shakib. Just tells that he isn't good enough player.
LOL, comparing Shakib with Jadeja. Jadeja bats 8th down in test cricket. Hardly he gets to face over 20 balls in Odis if ever. Hardly gets over 10 balls in T20Is. If Shakib was born here he would not be good enough for First class cricket forget Indian team.
Likes of Axar Patel, Sundar are way better than Shakib in all three facets of the game. Too bad they won't get many chances in International cricket.
Please do a video on legacy of Ab de villers.
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@@JarrodKimberYT cool mate. Just a suggestion ..anways love your content. I am fascinated by your cricketing knowledge across countries.
@@shahezahmed9960 Ha, I'm only kidding. ABDV might get one, but have nothing slated for him right now.
Warne called Softie to Starc
Manjrekar rightly called Bits and pieces to Jadeja.
Rest is History.
Mind you, Manjrekar was right at that time and Jadeja was mediocre then.
You missed to compare his fielding with others.
We don't have accurate fielding measures.
Loving Jarrod's videos - all of them. Though this one looks a bit off-colour (relatively speaking). Even with the numbers Jarrod shows before Manjrekar's comment, Jadeja was a decent all-rounder by any standard. So Sanjay, Jarrod, was not accurate even then. I think there is another layer to Sanjay's remark - and that is beyond stats. I won't hold this against you, but: Sanjay comes from a time when it was the birth right of Mumbai/ Chennai (then Madras)/ Bangaluru (then Bangalore)/ Delhi wallah big-town boys to represent India. Kapil Dev (I am named after the great man) being the only exception. The snarky-ness about small-town boys perhaps came naturally to Sanjay. His comment on Jadeja being bits and pieces weren't well-informed in a country long starved of all-rounders (remember Noel David? Kanitkar? Sunil Joshi (good bowler though) or 'pinch-hitting' of Kumble/ Srinath anyone?). Even old Jadeja sits well for a decent all-rounder. The new one is a match-winner (a team rarely has/ needs 11 match-winners). I repeat, this new one don't make the old one 'bits and pieces'. The old one did a good job. You are being too kind to Sanjay (a professional courtesy perhaps?)
No, he was bits and pieces before I wrote something in the world cup, took a huge look into his numbers, and you couldn't rely on him as a genuine all rounder then.
I love you Jarrod but even if you gave me resource for Manjrekar being correct on calling him bits and pieces player. I still hate Manjrekar passionately. He is among very few.
His recent comment on Pandya "I will not have him in my playing XI even when he is in this form." Suggest he does not like all-rounders. Do you remember Pollard episode ? A side from that have you listened his commentry ? It's garbage. I know it's too dismissive. But I do not like one bit.
Sanjay is out to end the careers of every single all rounder. This is the truth.
Jadeja has 3 first class 300s
Sanjay was one of worst bats man we india had, just because he came from Mumbai and was son ex cricket he was much hyped by media. He was notneven closer to vinod kambli.
Do you know why you got 2 dislikes? The little bloke appeared only for 6 seconds...
They're both on him. He must do better.
@@JarrodKimberYT Haha good one 👍😁
Anyways excellent video as usual
nice haircut