Ravindra Jadeja scored an unmatched history in WTC by scoring a half -century against England, first players are going to do so
Ravindra Jadeja, WTC Record: In the first innings of Team India on the third day in the Lord’s Test, another necessary half -century innings of Ravindra Jadeja was seen. He took over the innings in difficult times and brought the team closer to England’s score. Jadeja was the 15th half -century in the World Test Championship, with which he also won a great all -round record.
When Team India was in trouble in the Lord’s Test on the third day Saturday, Ravindra Jadeja scored a brilliant 72 runs, taking one end. He hit 8 fours and 1 six in 131 balls. His innings was very important in bringing India close to 387 runs in England’s first innings.
Important partnership with Reddy and Sundar
Jadeja first shared a valuable partnership of 72 runs for the fourth wicket with Nitish Reddy and then with Washington Sundar. During this, he batted in a strange and gave the partners a chance to freeze.
Unique history created in WTC
With this fifty, Ravindra Jadeja has become the first player in the world to score 15 half -centuries, 130+ wickets and 2000+ runs in the World Test Championship. These figures prove him to be the best Test all -rounder of the current era.
Talking about the match, India was all out by scoring 387 runs in the first innings of Lord’s Test, exactly the same number of runs as England scored in the first innings. That is, the match has come on a complete equal. On the third day, India started playing ahead 145/3. KL Rahul played important innings of 100 and Rishabh Pant 74 runs, there was a 141 -run partnership between the two. After this, Ravindra Jadeja scored 72 runs and strengthened the score with a 72 -run partnership with Reddy and 50 runs with Sundar. For England, Chris Woakes took the most 3 wickets, while Jofra Archer and Ben Stokes got 2–2 success.
