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Originally Posted by jeesh
Shakib is a fighter. This injury really slowed him down. His other enemy is he himself. He needs to put in a lot more effort in the nets to add more dimensions to his bowling, keep improving his batting. If things go well and he plays for another 7-8 years, there is every chance he ll score 8000-10000 runs and get 350 plus wickets. With that record he will not only finish as a Bangladeshi legend, but one of the best limited over all rounders of all time.
Regarding Jadeja, yeah probably he wont get much opportunity but he is showing signs of developing into a world class all rounder.
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Couldn't agree more. But with ODI's status in question, will it last that long or will enough matches be played for Shakib to reach those figures?
That being said, I think Jadeja will be very instrumental in the way he is shaping up. Probably more so in ODI's and Tests. Let's not forget that Ashwin is a solid tail ender and has shown he can bat for sessions, so a Jadeja-Ashwin combo down the order will be very helpful and comforting for the Indians.