Mohammed Siraj's Confidence in Jadeja Key to Final ODI Against New Zealand

Indian pacer Mohammed Siraj expressed confidence in all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja's ability to regain his form in the deciding ODI match against New Zealand. Despite recent struggles, Siraj emphasized that Jadeja's breakthrough requires just one wicket. Team dynamics remain positive, focusing on strategic execution to clinch the series.

In the lead-up to the decisive third ODI against New Zealand, Indian fast bowler Mohammed Siraj has voiced strong confidence in his teammate, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, stating that Jadeja is just a wicket away from rediscovering his form. Jadeja has been unable to make significant breakthroughs in the ongoing series, remaining wicketless in the initial matches.

Despite these challenges, Siraj believes that Jadeja, known for his impressive ODI record, will return to his best soon. He underlines the importance of execution at critical moments, which was a shortfall in the second ODI, allowing New Zealand to level the series.

Looking ahead to the final match, Siraj remains confident in the team's capabilities and stresses that a single breakthrough, particularly against batsmen like Daryl Mitchell who have consistently challenged India, could tilt the match in India's favor.

(With inputs from agencies.)