Kedar Jadhav bowled LLC 2024 (Photo Source: Fan Code/Twitter)
The 2024 edition of Legends League Cricket continues to produce iconic moments as Match 19 between Toyam Hyderabad and Southern Super Stars had another one which left spectators stunned.
Having won the toss and opting to bat first, Kedar Jadhav, the skipper of the Super Stars, was batting on 15 when a ripper of a delivery from Allahabad-born top-order batter, Shivakant Shukla, cleaned him up. The right-arm off-spinner landed the delivery on a short-of-a-length channel way outside the off-stump. Normally, that sort of delivery would be expected to be played off the back foot with a punch or cut. However, the ball deviated wickedly off the track and made its way in to hit the off-stump, beating Jadhav’s bat.
How much did that ball turn?!👀🥵
Kedar Jadhav had absolutely no answer to this ripper from Shivakant Shukla!
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Jadhav and the wicket-keeper of the opposition, Jaskaran Malhotra’s reaction summed up the bizarre flow of events. Both of them pointed to the spot from which the ball spun deviously.
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Jadhav has a torrid time with the ball as Hyderabad reigns supreme
The skipper of the Super Stars brought himself into the attack in the 15th over hoping to turn the tide around for his side. Just the exact opposite occurred, as Jadhav conceded 18 in the sole over he bowled as Hyderabad won the game by five wickets and 10 balls to spare.
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The loss was Super Stars’ second of their campaign. Notably, they have already qualified for the knockout stage along with Hyderabad. They have the best net run rate out of all the participating franchises up until now (+1.173).
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