Ravindra Jadeja changed clothes (PHOTO: PTI)
Team India’s batting was seen on the third day of the Oval Test. But during the same batting, something was seen, which usually seems to be less. For Ravindra Jadeja, an audience changed clothes in a live match. This is because his red color was piercing Ravindra Jadeja’s eyes during batting. In such a situation, when Ravindra Jadeja demanded, clothes had to change. Ravindra Jadeja has been one of the successful players of India on the tour of England. He has scored 50 plus scores in 6 innings.
Who changed clothes because of Jadeja?
In the Test series against England, Ravindra will talk about amazing with Jadeja’s bat. But, before that, he talked about his clothes in a live match for his sake. The one whom we are talking about was the condition of an audience sitting in the stand of the stadium. When Ravind Jadeja was batting, the audience was sitting in front of the audience wearing a red T-shirt. Jadeja was facing problems due to sitting in front of him. In such a situation, Ravindra Jadeja told the umpire about his problem.
Now two things were to be done. Either wearing a red T-shirt, the audience would change his seat or he would change his clothes. He chose another way to change the T-shirt. When the audience wore a gray color T-shirt, then Jadeja started his batting ahead.
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Ravindra Jadeja’s performance on England tour
Ravind Jadeja also scored a half -century in the second innings of the Oval Test. He scored 53 runs from 77 balls in the second innings. This was his sixth Fifty Plus score in the series against England. At the same time, for the first time, he was also out in second inning in this series. Talking about his overall performance with the bat on England tour, he is the third most successful batsman. He has scored 516 runs in 10 innings of 5 Tests at an average of 86, including 1 century and 5 half -centuries.
