Ravichandran Ashwin's sudden retirement has marked the end of India's famed spin-bowling duo. Ravindra Jadeja, while acknowledging the unexpected move, emphasized the need to move forward. The pair, dominant at home for a decade, brought different strengths to the table. Jadeja highlighted their on-field communication and mentorship, aspects he'll miss.
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