He picked up a career-best 10-wicket match haul to spin Yorkshire to an innings-and-106-run victory over Essex at Headingley. Kuldeep took 4-70 in the first innings before returning figures of 6-50 in the second innings and grabbed his first 10-wicket match haul in first-class cricket, which in turn secured Yorkshire’s Division One status inside three days. India’s left-arm wrist-spinner Kuldeep Yadav had an eventful stint in the County Championship recently.
Kuldeep, who joined Yorkshire on a short-term contract in July, earned the County Championship Player of the Round award for his match figures of 10-120. Because when you are in the squad, you want to play, but sometimes it doesn’t happen because of whatever the management thinks, “You want to play.
Definitely, you feel bad for yourself when you’re not playing, when you’re not part of the playing XI,” Kuldeep told Neil Manthorp and former England fast bowler Steve Harmison in a talkSPORT interview. Kuldeep’s performance comes at a time when he has not been getting regular opportunities in the Indian cricket team’s playing XI. “Sometimes you just have to go with the team combination or strategy, unfortunately or fortunately. Maybe next time. He added that he came to the County Championship with the aim of proving a point. “So you come here and face different challenges, different conditions. Some pitches are very dry here; if you go to the south side, you’ll feel that there’s a dryness in the wicket. When you come a bit north, like Yorkshire, you’ll see a bit of cold.”
Last year, I was hoping to get a chance in a few games, but it’s okay.
