Kedar Jadhav [https://www.essentiallysports.com/tag/kedar-jadhav/] was dropped from the Indian squad in their match against Bangladesh at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 [https://www.essentiallysports.com/category/cricket/icc-cricket-world-cup-2019/] on Tuesday. The Batting all-rounder was replaced by Dinesh Karthik in one of the two replacements made by India. Kedar Jadhav was probably dropped due to an insipid performance so far at the ICC Cricket World Cup [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cricket_World_Cup]2019. His latest failure came against England as he managed to score only 12 runs in 13 balls when the run rate was climbing high. Kedar Jadhav [http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/images-9-15.jpeg] In their first defeat at the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019, the ‘Men in Blue’ required 71 in 5.1 overs when Kedar Jadhav came in to support MS Dhoni. However, the partnership could manage only 40 runs with both of them facing criticism for showing a lack of intent in the middle. Kedar Jadhav and MS Dhoni’s approach baffled Sourav Ganguly and Nasser Hussain, who were present in the commentary box during the Indian innings as they felt that Jadhav and Dhoni should have switched gears in the last overs. Kedar Jadhav [http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/69922289.jpg] Earlier, Jadhav and Dhoni were condemned for their sluggish innings against Afghanistan as the team managed a below-par score against the underdogs. Even Sachin Tendulkar came out to criticize MS Dhoni and Kedar Jadhav for their lack of intent against Afghanistan. The 34-year-old, playing his first ICC Cricket World Cup event scored only 80 runs in 5 innings with his bat. “I felt slightly disappointed, it could have been much better. I was also not happy with the partnership between Kedar and Dhoni, it was very slow. We batted 34 overs of spin bowling and scored 119 runs. This was one area where we didn’t look comfortable at all. There was no positive intent,” said Sachin Tendulkar. Kedar Jadhav [http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/images-10-14.jpeg] Dinesh Karthik, who replaced Kedar Jadhav could manage to score only 8 runs in 9 deliveries against Bangladesh on Tuesday as India out a score of a high score of 314 runs on board for Bangladesh to chase down in a must-win game for them. In the end, India finished the game off, winning by 28 runs and qualifying for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 semifinals. 

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The ICC Cricket World Cup is a competition that takes place every four years.?The tournament is considered one of the world's most viewed sporting events. The first ever ICC Cricket World Cup took place in 1975 in England. Interestingly, the inaugural ICC Women's Cricket World Cup was held two years before the Men's, namely in 1973.
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The next ICC Cricket World Cup will be held in 2023 for men. In addition to that, the next ICC Women's Cricket World Cup will be held in 2021.
Previous Winners
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<td width="221">1975, 1979</td>
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<td width="221">1987, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2015</td>
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The hosts for this year's ICC Cricket World Cup are, England and Wales. The tournament is set to commence on the 30th of May and run until the 14th of July.
Kicking off the tournament will be hosts, England, who will play against South Africa. This year's Cricket World Cup venues will be in London, Nottingham, Bristol, Southampton, Taunton, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Chester-le-Street and Cardiff.
ICC Cricket World Cup Records
Since the tournament began in 1975, plenty of records have been made and broken. India's Sachin Tendulkar boasts of the most runs in the World Cup, having scored 2,278 since his maiden World Cup in 1992 right up till 2011.
The highest team score belongs to the 2015 Australian cricket team, who scored 417 runs against Afghanistan. Australia's Glenn McGrath has taken the most wickets, namely, 71 wickets from 1996 till 2007. The highest individual score goes to Kiwi, Martin Guptill, who had an almighty knock of an unbeaten 237* against West Indies. Finally, Australia also holds the record of winning the most World Cups, with 5 under their belts.
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Kedar Jadhav Biography

Kedar Jadhav was known to be a batsman with a lot of promise. In all honesty, he thrived in first class cricket, particularly in 2013 and 2014. He rarely got a chance in the Test format, owing to the stiff competition.

However, an opportunity arose in limited overs when there was a need for stability in the middle order. Then, he slowly began to worm his way into the team for shorter formats.

It was only in 2016 that Kedar Jadhav finally showed people what he is made of. One shining example was a century against England in 2017.

However, he was soon hobbled by injuries and inconsistent form. In addition to that, as a fielder, he was not as fast on the pitch. To compensate for that, Kedar Jadhav began to work on his off break bowling action.

It wasn't long before it worked wonders for him and IPL teams came knocking.

IPL Career

In 2010, Kedar Jadhav was roped in by the then Delhi Daredevils and made an instant impact. Then, a year later, newcomers, Kochi Tuskers Kerala snapped him up, but only deployed him in 6 matches.

Then, in 2013, he moved back to Delhi franchise and once again got very few opportunities to play. For IPL 2014, he was dropped entirely, but was soon recalled. For 2016 and 2017, Kedar Jadhav was traded to the Royal Challengers. He remained there for two seasons and really came into his own.

Finally, in 2018, he joined the Chennai Super Kings and has been retained for IPL 2019. But 2019 will be his first full season with the team as he picked up a hamstring injury in 2018.

Expectations for IPL 2019

With the Chennai Super Kings eager for a 4th IPL crown. Kedar Jadhav will be sure to add his two bits into the bid. He is an excellent player when he is on song.

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Kedar Jadhav Biography Kedar Jadhav was known to be a batsman with a lot of promise. In all honesty, he thrived in first class cricket, particularly in 2013 and 2014. He rarely got a chance in the Test format, owing to the stiff competition. However, an opportunity arose in limited overs when there was a need for stability in the middle order. Then, he slowly began to worm his way into the team for shorter formats. It was only in 2016 that Kedar Jadhav finally showed people what he is made of. One shining example was a century against England in 2017. However, he was soon hobbled by injuries and inconsistent form. In addition to that, as a fielder, he was not as fast on the pitch. To compensate for that, Kedar Jadhav began to work on his off break bowling action. It wasn&#8217;t long before it worked wonders for him and IPL teams came knocking. IPL Career In 2010, Kedar Jadhav was roped in by the then Delhi Daredevils and made an instant impact. Then, a year later, newcomers, Kochi Tuskers Kerala snapped him up, but only deployed him in 6 matches. Then, in 2013, he moved back to Delhi franchise and once again got very few opportunities to play. For IPL 2014, he was dropped entirely, but was soon recalled. For 2016 and 2017, Kedar Jadhav was traded to the Royal Challengers. He remained there for two seasons and really came into his own. Finally, in 2018, he joined the Chennai Super Kings and has been retained for IPL 2019. But 2019 will be his first full season with the team as he picked up a hamstring injury in 2018. Expectations for IPL 2019 With the Chennai Super Kings eager for a 4th IPL crown. Kedar Jadhav will be sure to add his two bits into the bid. He is an excellent player when he is on song.