Ravindra Jadeja and Axar Patel possess cricket skills that get labelled similarly. But that’s like confusing tomato sauce for ketchup. Or a crow for a raven. It needs an expert eye and nose for nuance to appreciate the difference between the all-format multi-skilled cricketers. They have the same font but Jadeja is italicized. To bracket them as a fastish spinner is to dovetail Jasprit Bumrah and Mohammad Shami as identical 140 plus quicks. The taller Axar banks on bounce and drift. Jadeja, easily the better-skilled tweaker, also has the drift but possesses a bigger break, deadlier skidder and a more surprising armer. Of the two, the older and far more experienced Jadeja is the more classical red-ball run-getter. As for Axar, captains these days play him as a white-ball pinch-hitter, a role that fits his style perfectly. This doesn’t mean Jadeja, the present day trusted rear-guard, isn’t equipped to jump up the order for any urgent kamikaze operation. They seem like peas from the same pod but they aren’t. Both are incredible catchers, swift and …