India vs Bangladesh, Asia Cup 2018: The 4 types of spinners being played by India in today's match

Ravindra Jadeja - Slow Left-Arm Orthodox (Left Arm Finger Spinner)

Ravindra Jadeja

Jadeja, whose reputation has always been that of an all-rounder, cemented his position as India's second spinner in 2013 - with notable performances in the victorious home Test series against Australia, and the ICC Champions Trophy victory that followed.

However, with poor performances in the 2016 World T20, 2017 Champions Trophy and most tournaments around that time, both Ashwin and Jadeja have been out of favor from the limited overs squad for more than a year now.

With two wrist-spinners in the squad who can turn the ball considerably both ways, Jadeja's best chance is that of filling the all-rounder's spot in spin-friendly conditions.

Before this match, Ravindra Jadeja had taken 155 wickets from 136 ODIs at an average of 35.87.