Former Chennai Super Kings (CSK) allrounder Ravindra Jadeja has removed all posts related to the team’s 2021 and 2022 seasons from his official Instagram account. Sending a straight indication that all is not well between him and the IPL franchise. Jadeja was named the captain of the CSK earlier this year after MS Dhoni relinquished his captaincy ahead of the IPL 2022 season. However, the all-rounder stepped down halfway through the 2022 season as the captaincy was impacting his individual performance.
MS Dhoni took back the charge of the team and Jadeja was later ruled out of the IPL with a rib injury. But the stalwart was in search of his form the whole IPL, the all-rounder ended a forgettable IPL season with the CSK this year. Jadeja returned to international cricket only before the England tour.
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Nothing all well between Jadeja and Dhoni too?
On social media, fans were quick to notice that Jadeja had removed from his Instagram profile, pictures linked to the IPL 2021 and 2022 campaigns of the CSK. Speculations also suggest that Dhoni’s comments on the 33-year-old’s form didn’t go down well with the southpaw, who missed some of the matches of the cash-rich league due to an unfortunate injury. This was the first time in many years Jadeja didn’t wish Dhoni on his birthday on social media.
“Jadeja didn’t wish Dhoni on his birthday this year. (He does it every year). He has also deleted all his CSK-related posts on Instagram. Something is definitely not right,”
WROTE A FAN.
“Ravindra Jadeja will leave CSK maybe for the 2024 season. Deleted almost every post related to CSK. Also listened about Deepak Chahar and Ambati Rayudu but not confirmed for these two. Hard day for CSK fan to accept,”
TWEETED ANOTHER USER.
Despite having a bad 2022 IPL season, Jadeja made a brilliant comeback in the match against England. He smashed a scintillating ton at Edgbaston in the rescheduled fifth Test against England which was played between July 1 and July 5.
