England batting coach Graham Thorpe believes that his batsmen are slowly beginning to combat India’s left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav. However, he admits that they need to improve their method against him following his 6 for 25 in the first ODI at Trent Bridge [https://www.cricbuzz.com/live-cricket-scorecard/18880/eng-vs-ind-1st-odi-india-tour-of-england-2018]. Yadav bagged a six-wicket haul in Nottingham, his maiden five-for for India in ODIs. It was also his second match-winning spell of the tour after he took 5 for 24 in the first T20I. Jonny Bairstow was dismissed on 38 as he misread a googly from Kuldeep. Joe Root [https://www.essentiallysports.com/joe-roots-hunger-impresses-morgan/] once again succumbed to arch-nemesis Kuldeep on this tour. He misread the length and was also pinned in front, going back to a very full ball. “From what I’m hearing with my chats with them [the batsmen], it’s not like they can’t pick him — so for me, that’s important,” Thorpe said. “It’s about looking at it logically and then working out a method of playing him. It’s more of the mental side. Also about being proactive with our movements at the crease against him so if you don’t pick him, you’re still in a good position to play him.” Kuldeep Yadav [http://www.essentiallysports.com/wp-content/uploads/kuldeep-yadav-7591-300x167.jpg]Kuldeep Yadav “We responded well in the 20-over game and we’ve got to respond well in the 50-over games.” “It’s important not to over panic. Our guys who have spent time at the crease against him have come back and said this is happening and that’s happening. You do need to manoeuvre the ball around. And also having the ability to play the bigger shots against him. “Maybe we handed it a little bit to him. He got three wickets in 11 balls, his tail is then up. I talk about a low-risk way but it’s about scoring runs in a low-risk way. Once you build up a position when he’s [been] kept out of the game a little bit longer, he feels under pressure to take wickets. “The one thing about him playing is that you start to formulate plans. The more you face the trajectory, the flight, the speed of the ball, they’re the things you pick up on. You’ve also got to set-up as player against it; your method, your footwork, your position on the crease. 

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Kuldeep Yadav Biography

Kuldeep Yadav is a left-arm fast bowler who joined a Kanpur academy with huge aspirations. His aim was to become Zaheer Khan's successor.

However, after a while, he and his coach Kapil Pandey realized that his talent lay elsewhere. As a result, he elected to adopt a slow left-arm unorthodox style, also known as chinaman.

Kuldeep Yadav has managed to give the art of the chinaman a proper renaissance. Among his laurels are, India's leading wicket-taker at the 2014 Under-19 World Cup and first Indian bowler to take a hat-trick at the U-19 World Cup among others.

It wasn't long before he became the cynosure of the selectors' eyes. Kuldeep Yadav unleashed his potential during the 2016 Duleep Trophy and outfoxed opposing batsmen. By the end of the tournament, he boasted of 17 wickets in three matches.

Although he doesn't offer much in the fitness department, Kuldeep Yadav is an accomplished bowler. His tricks were once again laid bare during the ODI leg of the 2018 South Africa tour.

IPL Career

In 2012, the Mumbai Indians rewarded Kuldeep Yadav with a maiden IPL contract. Sadly, as was the case with most newcomers, opportunities within the playing XI were scarce. Inspite of the fact that he has bragging rights for beating Sachin Tendulkar with his googly in the nets, he was overlooked.

After two years of playing the seat-warming game, he was snapped up by the Kolkata Knight Riders. Only to warm up the dugouts for another 2 years.

Finally, the Knight Riders opted to experiment with their lineup and Kuldeep was eagerly hopping to attention. Four years of the waiting game finally paid off in IPL 2016. Once he was back where he belonged, Kuldeep Yadav showed KKR what exactly they were missing out on by not picking him. In three games, the slow-left arm bowler snatched up 6 wickets.

The only one who posed a threat to the Indian bowler was teammate Brad Hogg. For IPL 2017, he was retained for 40 lakhs and KKR elected to look favourably upon him. Kuldeep repaid the faith by picking up 12 wickets from 12 games.

Last season witnessed him growing internationally and in the IPL. That year, he came away with his maiden Man of the Match award.

IPL 2019 Expectations

Kuldeep Yadav is an exceptional player with and economy of 8.14. Not including IPL 2019, Kuldeep Yadav has got 35 wickets in his kitty.

kuldeep yadav

Kuldeep Yadav Biography Kuldeep Yadav is a left-arm fast bowler who joined a Kanpur academy with huge aspirations. His aim was to become Zaheer Khan&#8217;s successor. However, after a while, he and his coach Kapil Pandey realized that his talent lay elsewhere. As a result, he elected to adopt a slow left-arm unorthodox style, also known as chinaman. Kuldeep Yadav has managed to give the art of the chinaman a proper renaissance. Among his laurels are, India&#8217;s leading wicket-taker at the 2014 Under-19 World Cup and first Indian bowler to take a hat-trick at the U-19 World Cup among others. It wasn&#8217;t long before he became the cynosure of the selectors&#8217; eyes. Kuldeep Yadav unleashed his potential during the 2016 Duleep Trophy and outfoxed opposing batsmen. By the end of the tournament, he boasted of 17 wickets in three matches. Although he doesn&#8217;t offer much in the fitness department, Kuldeep Yadav is an accomplished bowler. His tricks were once again laid bare during the ODI leg of the 2018 South Africa tour. IPL Career In 2012, the Mumbai Indians rewarded Kuldeep Yadav with a maiden IPL contract. Sadly, as was the case with most newcomers, opportunities within the playing XI were scarce. Inspite of the fact that he has bragging rights for beating Sachin Tendulkar with his googly in the nets, he was overlooked. After two years of playing the seat-warming game, he was snapped up by the Kolkata Knight Riders. Only to warm up the dugouts for another 2 years. Finally, the Knight Riders opted to experiment with their lineup and Kuldeep was eagerly hopping to attention. Four years of the waiting game finally paid off in IPL 2016. Once he was back where he belonged, Kuldeep Yadav showed KKR what exactly they were missing out on by not picking him. In three games, the slow-left arm bowler snatched up 6 wickets. The only one who posed a threat to the Indian bowler was teammate Brad Hogg. For IPL 2017, he was retained for 40 lakhs and KKR elected to look favourably upon him. Kuldeep repaid the faith by picking up 12 wickets from 12 games. Last season witnessed him growing internationally and in the IPL. That year, he came away with his maiden Man of the Match award. IPL 2019 Expectations Kuldeep Yadav is an exceptional player with and economy of 8.14. Not including IPL 2019, Kuldeep Yadav has got 35 wickets in his kitty.