Mumbai: Former Indian cricket Kedar Jadhav has set out on a new journey to the political arena. On Tuesday afternoon, forty -year -old formally joined Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at the party headquarters here at Nariman Point, which meant the beginning of his political career.
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Jadhav, who played for Maharashtra in home cricket and Chennai Super Kings in IPL, was welcomed to the party fold in the presence of state president BJP Chandrashekhar Bawankle and higher leader Ashok Chavan.
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“I will bending chhatparati shivaji. Pod (pm, Narendra) modi Ji and (Maharashtra) cm (Devendra) Fadnavis. BJP is doing a development policy. He said that I entered Bawankle and joined BJP,” Jadhav said on the occasion. “It is a day of happiness for us. He had an impact on all spheres of life. I welcome him home. Besides him, several other people from Hingoli and Nanded joined him,” Bawankule said.
“It’s a great human being and a good cricket. It’s for modi and for Vikit Bharat. He has many fans, people like him are strengthening our side. I really thank him. It’s a national icon with several fans and followers.
Maharashtra was born on March 26, 1985 in Pune, Jadhav, a fertile medium dough, debuted for India in 2014 against Sri Lanka, and continued to represent the country in 73 ODIS, noticing 1,389 runs on average 42.09. and picking up 27 goals at an economic rate of 5.15 with its effective part -time.
While for India he played several essential Knocks, Jadhav is best remembered for his beautiful 120-Run Knock-off only 76 balls against England in Pune in 2017, during which he saved India from 63 in four in 12th place, shared an epic 200-run partnership with Indian Captain Kohli Thrilling victory.
Jadhav was the basis on the side of Maharashtra and had a fertile trophy season 2013-14, during which he collected 1223 runes@87.35, including six hundred to force himself to the national team.
Jadhav played for four franchises in IPL – Delhi Daredevils, Royal Challengers Bangalore, Chennai Super Kings and Sunrisers Hyderabad. Jadhav also played for the now extinct Kochi Tuskers Kerala in 2010.
3 June 2024 Jadhav officially announced its retirement from all cricket formats and closed the chapter that lasted almost 17 years – 2007-08 to 2024.
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