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Could Not Believe How Poorly Jadeja Bowled At Headingley: Mark Butcher
On final day’s play, England beat India by five wickets by completing a chase of 371 in the final session. Jadeja, 36, went into the match as one of the most senior-most players, but didn’t have a great influence on deciding its outcome. He made 11 & 25 not out with the bat, while his bowling figures of 0-68 & 1-104 left a lot to be desired.
Jadeja couldn’t make much use of rough on the pitch, as opener Ben Duckett scored freely off him through a variety of reverse sweeps.
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