Ravindra Jadeja Close to a Major Milestone
In the first Test match against Bangladesh, Ravindra Jadeja presented an all-rounder in the field of Chennai. Now this cricketer is marking a special record in the second Test match. He needs just one wicket to reach a big and a mile. Ravindra Jadeja will make an entry in the elite list with a special record as soon as he collects his first wicket at the Kanpur ground.
Ravindra Jadeja scored an important knock of 86 runs in the first innings when the team was in trouble in the Chennai Test match to reach a special record by crossing the 300 mark. Not only this, he also took 5 wickets in this match while bowling. Now he is on the threshold of 300 wickets. He will join a special club with this feat once he takes a wicket in the Kanpur Test match.
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Joining the Elite 300 Wickets-3000 Runs Club
He will become the third Indian bowler to reach 300 wickets with 3000 thousand runs after taking one wicket in a Test match against Bangladesh. Which will make him join the elite list of Kapil Dev and R Ashwin. Other players with 300 wickets plus 3000 runs in the world of cricket apart from Indian players 8 other players have reached the milestone of 300 wickets and 3000 runs. The list includes legends like Ian Botham, Shane Warne, Imran Khan, Stuart Broad, Richard Headley, Daniel Victory, Shaun Pollock, and Chaminda Vaas.
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Jadeja’s Impressive Test Record
Kanpur pitch is expected to be slower as compared to Chennai pitch. In this situation, Ravindra Jadeja can be even more dangerous for the opposing team. So it seems that it will be easier for him to reach this special stage. Ravindra Jadeja has taken 299 wickets in 138 innings in 73 Test matches. His best performance in Tests is 7 wickets for 42 runs. In batting, he has scored 3122 runs in 106 innings with the help of 4 centuries and 21 fifties
Ravindra Jadeja’s all-round ability continues to make him one of the most valuable players for India, and this upcoming milestone will further cement his legacy in world cricket.
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