Chainat FC mid­field­er, T&T's Kendall Jagdeosingh, has re­cent­ly hit a rich vein of form scor­ing four goals and hav­ing three as­sist in his team's last five match­es in the Thai­land Pre­mier League 18-team com­pe­ti­tion.

On Wednes­day last, Jagdeosingh, scored one goal and had two as­sists as Chainat FC whipped Pat­taya Unit­ed at its Khao Plong Sta­di­um, Chainat.

Three days ear­li­er the nip­py left foot­ed Jagdeosingh was al­so on tar­get, this time in a 2-1 loss away to Po­lice at Thamasat Uni­ver­si­ty Sta­di­um, Bangkok

Last month (Sep­tem­ber 16) he was on tar­get in a 1-1 draw at home to Samut Songkhram while he al­so net­ted in a 3-2 home tri­umph over TTM Chi­ang­mai on Sep­tem­ber 23, and had an as­sist in an­oth­er home vic­to­ry, 2-1 over Chi­an­grai Unit­ed at home on Sep­tem­ber 30.

How­ev­er, due to his team's in­con­sis­tent form, Chainat is 15th on the ta­ble with 33 points from 31 match­es on­ly out of the rel­e­ga­tion zone on goal-dif­fer­ence from Thai Port, with three left to play against lead­ers Muang Thong Unit­ed, eight placed Wua­chon Unit­ed and tenth placed Army.

With Chainat sit­ting pre­car­i­ous­ly just above the rel­e­ga­tion zone, Jagdeosingh is hop­ing his time­ly con­tri­bu­tion can pro­pel his club to safe­ty. His sev­en goals and six as­sists for the sea­son so far, could al­so make T&T se­nior team head coach, Hut­son Charles, sit up and take no­tice should the So­ca War­riors ad­vance to the sec­ond round of the Caribbean Foot­ball Union Cup qual­i­fy com­pe­ti­tion.