Red t-shirt spectator distracted ravindra jadeja:
During the Oval Test, Ravindra Jadeja got a funny style when he asked a viewer to change the T-shirt in the middle of the match. Later, the audience also changed his T-shirt. After which there was an atmosphere of laughter in the stadium. The video of this incident is becoming increasingly viral on social media.
Let us know that the fifth Test match between India and England is being played at The Oval Cricket Ground in London. By the third day of this Test match, Team India has made a strong hold. Team India would like to end the five -match Test series on a draw by winning the fifth Test match.
Fan changed T-shirt for Ravindra Jadeja
On the third day of the fifth Test match being played between India and England, Ravindra Jadeja, who was batting an audience’s red T-shirt, knocked into the eyes. This viewer was sitting in the stand behind the bowler, due to which Jadeja was having trouble watching the ball. In such a situation, Ravindra Jadeja informed the umpire on the ground.
Subsequently, the umpire and security personnel immediately came into action and contacted the audience. The interesting thing was that without any debate, the audience wore a gray T-shirt on his red T-shirt while sitting in the stadium. Seeing this view, the audience welcomed him with applause. Ravindra Jadeja (Ravindra Jadeja) also thanked the audience by showing the abolition-up. This entire incident was captured on camera and went viral on social media shortly after.
Red Shirt, but Total Green Flag 💚#SonySportsnetwork #ENGVIND #Nayaindia #Dhaakadindia #Teamindia #Extraaainnings pic.twitter.com/gkv3t21x6k
– Sony Sports Network (@SonySportsnetwk) August 2, 2025
Red Shirt, but Total Green Flag 💚#SonySportsnetwork #ENGVIND #Nayaindia #Dhaakadindia #Teamindia #Extraaainnings pic.twitter.com/gkv3t21x6k
– Sony Sports Network (@SonySportsnetwk) August 2, 2025
Highlights of the third day of the fifth Test match
Talking about the match, India batted brilliantly on the third day. Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 118 runs, while fast bowler Akash Deep scored a brilliant innings of 66 runs. Washington Sundar also batted brilliantly and scored a half -century. India scored 396 runs in their second innings and took a lead of 373 runs.
In response, England added 50 runs for the first wicket, but on the last ball of the day, Mohammad Siraj bowled Jack Croly on Yorker and turned the match towards India. England scored 50/1 until stumps and England still need 324 runs to win.
