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Vintage Jadeja back to the fore
The New Indian Express Kottayam|February 11, 2025
Veteran spinner doing what he does best and that's a massive boost for India ahead of CT
- GOMESH S @Cuttack

RAVINDRA Jadeja was at the top of his mark at the Barabati Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Taking guard in front of him was England batter Harry Brook. The Indian spinner, playing only his second ODI since the home World Cup in 2023, was in his zone, a place where he positions himself in the realm of super-humans.

When in flow, Jadeja doesn't take more than two minutes to get through his over. It starts with the gripping of the ball in the left hand, followed by a short glance around to check the field before walking a few steps to release the ball like he has a thread attached to it. When he has someone who is susceptible against spinners, he repeats it all over again five more times, all in a span of about 90 seconds. The 24th over of the England innings on Sunday was one such instance.

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