Asia Cup 2018: India vs Hong Kong, 3 things we learnt from the match

#3. Jadhav’s invaluable middle overs spell

The match was slipping away from the grasp of the Indians at the end of first 20 overs as the HK openers added 110 runs. Once again Jadhav proved his worth to the team as he bowled a very tidy 7 over spell giving away only 27 runs.

He stopped the steady flow of runs as the HK openers found it a bit difficult to pick the angle because of his low round-arm action. His spell gave Rohit a bit more flexibility to rotate the other 5 bowlers and it also put some scoreboard pressure on the HK batsmen.