The best Kedar Jadhav memes, part two

The Chennai Super Kings [CSK] fans were out in full force after yet another no-show from Kedar Jadhav, who just can’t seem to get bat on ball in IPL 2020.

Walking in after MS Dhoni’s departure with CSK 107-5 in 17.4 overs, Jadhav faced seven deliveries, remaining unbeaten till the last but scoring just four runs off them. The chase of 126 was a piece of cake for Buttler and co. who completed the win with 15 balls to spare.

Kedar Jadhav in his short stay of 4 from 7 deliveries tonight tried to played Upper Cut, Sweep shot, aerial shots but connected nothing.

— Mufaddal Vohra (@mufaddal_vohra) October 19, 2020

The 35-year-old Jadhav, having played eight matches in the tournament, has managed just 62 runs at a strike-rate of 93.93. While most of the fans openly expressed their displeasure with Jadhav’s performances, some sarcastically took his case.

Run-rate below six, 4 players back to pavilion, Dhoni will dot spinners.. Only one man can save us, and he's Kedar Jadhav. 💯 #IPL

— Silly Point (@FarziCricketer) October 19, 2020

https://twitter.com/ankytjain26/status/1318345949643743233?s=20

Dhoni’s comments on the CSK youngsters, claiming the management “didn’t see the kind of spark” they wanted from them, didn’t help Jadhav’s case as well. In Kris Srikkanth’s words, “Does Jadhav have that spark?”

The only place Kedar Jadhav would be considered young would be Youth Congress.

— Arnab Ray (@greatbong) October 19, 2020

This is going to be one really long team meeting, no?

Discussing Jadhav's role in the team. pic.twitter.com/PZD9uc7WHT

— Trendulkar (@Trendulkar) October 19, 2020

Some fans suggested, perhaps slightly tongue in cheek, that CSK captain Dhoni had ulterior motives for keeping Jadhav in the XI.

https://twitter.com/GauravK_8609/status/1317472906322997248?s=20

Now surely that’s a record.

Kedar Jadhav is the only player who plays for 7 different IPL teams in the same season of IPL pic.twitter.com/D26LHg7UX8

— MasterPiece (@kiroriwalanuj) October 13, 2020

Saving the best ones for the last.