| 1. Shrikant Jadhav, an Indian kabaddi player, represents the Indian national Kabaddi team and Pro Kabaddi League (PKL). |
| 2. Known for his fast raiding skills, he is a top raider in the league and is employed by Central Railways, Mumbai. |
| 3. Kabaddi and wrestling are popular sports in his village, inspiring him to start playing kabaddi in school and eventually at the district level. |
| 4. Despite financial challenges, Shrikant dedicated himself to kabaddi training, gaining recognition in his village. |
| 5. He drew inspiration from Arjuna Award winner Pankaj Shirsat and aimed to emulate his success. |
| 6. Relocating to Mumbai during high school, Shrikant joined the Maharashtra state kabaddi team at 18 and received professional training at SAI, Kandivali. |
| 7. After initial struggles, he was signed by Jaipur Pink Panthers in PKL, then played for Bengal Warriors before joining U Mumba and later UP Yoddha. |
| 8. Throughout his PKL career, Shrikant demonstrated impressive performances, securing high raid points and Super 10s. |
| 9. In addition to his kabaddi career, he serves as the brand ambassador for Winning Fits, a sports infrastructure brand. |
| 10. Shrikant Jadhav clinched a bronze medal at the National Railways championships in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh, in October 2023. |
| 11. An avid fitness enthusiast, Shrikant shares his workout routines and promotes dietary supplements on social media platforms. |
| 12. When Shrikant Jadhav was 18 years old, he got selected for the Maharashtra state kabaddi team and played for the state team in national competitions. |
| 13. He then received professional training in kabaddi at SAI in Kandivali, Mumbai, due to his good performance at the state level. |
| 14. After struggling in domestic tournaments for two years, Shrikant Jadhav was signed by Jaipur Pink Panthers in the Pro Kabaddi League in its second season. |
| 15. He then played for Bengal Warriors in PKL’s third season and got 10 raid points in 5 matches. |
| 16. However, he got a shoulder injury that made him take a break for almost a year. |
| 17. In the 6th season of the Pro Kabaddi League, UP Yoddha bought him, and they kept him for the next season too. |
| 18. Shrikant Jadhav played 25 matches and scored 141 raid points with 5 Super 10s in Season 6. |
| 19. In the 7th season, he scored 148 raid points in 22 matches. |
