India vs Bangladesh, Asia Cup 2018: The 4 types of spinners being played by India in today's match

Kedar Jadhav- Right Arm Off-break

Kedar Jadhav

Kedar Jadhav showed his class with a fighting ODI century on his first full tour against Zimbabwe in 2015. When India was struggling with their middle order in 2016-17, Kedar came as a blessing in disguise - scoring runs and getting breakthroughs for India during the middle overs.

With two wickets in just three overs in his very first international outing with the ball, Kedar showed promise as a sixth bowler.

On most occasions, when the opposition has looked to build a partnership in the middle overs, Kedar Jadhav has come in and struck some crucial blows. With a slingy action, Kedar bowls from a very low trajectory and depends more on subtle pace changes than spin.

Having bowled on 23 occasions before this match, Kedar had taken 19 ODI wickets at an average of 29.63.