Siraj Backs Jadeja Amidst Poor Form Concerns Ahead of Decisive NZ ODI

• Ravindra Jadeja's form is under scrutiny ahead of the final ODI against New Zealand, having gone wicketless in the first two matches.
• Mohammed Siraj expressed confidence in Jadeja, stating that one wicket is all he needs to regain his rhythm.
• Jadeja conceded 44 runs in the first ODI and 56 runs in the second without taking any wickets; he also took only one wicket against South Africa.
• Siraj confirmed there are no team concerns about Jadeja's form, highlighting his impressive career record of nearly 2,900 runs and 232 wickets in 209 ODIs.
• Siraj also mentioned that dropped catches affected the second ODI's outcome, but praised KL Rahul and Nitish Reddy's batting as a positive.

Why It Matters: Mohammed Siraj defends Ravindra Jadeja's form, expecting a quick return to rhythm in the final ODI.