Kedar Jadhav  

MS Dhoni hit his third half century in a row and won the Man-of-the-series award. His 87 not out was well complemented by Jadhav with an unbeaten 61 as the duo took the team home in the final over. India were set a target of 231

Captain Virat Kohli and the team management made the right calls for the decider and reaped the rewards at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG). India made three changes to the team and all of them (Yuzvendra Chahal, Kedar Jadhav and Vijay Shankar) contributed to the win

Virat Kohli and his men had earlier created history in Australia by winning their maiden Test series 2-1 Down Under and on Friday they capped off the tour by adding a historic ODI trophy at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG)

'Rehab was good. I passed all the tests and came here match fit. It is all fine. Obviously, it hurts when you are in form and get injured, Kedar Jadhav said

With the team needing his services while chasing a 223-run target, a limping Kedar Jadhav returned to the crease and ran the most defining single of his short international career as India beat Bangladesh by three wickets to win their seventh Asia Cup title in a pulsating last-ball finish late Friday night

There were shades of the Nidahas Trophy final, as India left it for the very end before crossing the finish line