India vs Australia 2017, 4th ODI: 5 things we learnt from the match

#1 Kedar Jadhav adamant on dual role

Jadhav chipped in with bat and ball to silence his critics

A lot of criticism has been directed in Kedar Jadhav's direction right through the series for his non-contributions with the bat. However, at Bengaluru, his home in the IPL, Jadhav sizzled with both ball and bat. He broke through for India with the wicket of David Warner to bring an end to the 231 run opening stand and even gave the Aussie opener a send-off.

Jadhav carried that confidence into his batting, combining with Hardik Pandya in a 78-run partnership that rebuilt the Indian innings after Kohli's dismissal and then joining hands with Manish Pandey to take India close.