Asia Cup 2018: Top 5 all-rounders 

#2 Ravindra Jadeja

Jadeja bagged four wickets in his comeback game

Injury to Indian fast-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya paved way for Ravindra Jadeja as he announced his comeback in a great fashion.

After returning to ODI format after almost a year in the Super Four fixture against Bangladesh, Jadeja picked four wickets as Bangladesh batting order went haywire. They were eventually bundled out for 173.

In a match against Afghanistan, he scored vital 25 runs to tie the game for India. His electric fielding too grabbed many eyeballs as his phenomenal fielding fetched the wicket of the in-form batsman Mohammad Mithun in the Asia Cup final.

In four of his Asia Cup matches, he picked up seven wickets at an economy of 4.45 while he managed to score 48 runs in two innings.