IND vs England 2nd Test Match: ‘In England, you never feel set’ – how Ravindra Jadeja broke the BCCI rule to get more practice. Cricket news
New Delhi: Ravindra Jadeja played an important supporting role in India’s record-breaking recovery on 2 of the second Test against England-but it was not with Shubman Gill with a knock of just 89 runs and 203 runs, which attracted attention. Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The senior all -rounder quickly broke the standard operating procedures (SOP) of the BCCI by reaching the ground to get some additional batting exercises, a step that was later appropriate as the required preparation on a test English pitch.
Since the tour of Australia, the BCCI has said that all players should travel on the ground together in the team bus. However, Jadeja opted to come forward from the schedule.
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“Somewhere I felt that I should go and bat extra because the ball was still new,” Jadeja explained in the press briefing after the day’s game. “If I can see the new ball, it will be easy for the rest of the innings. In England, you never feel set; the ball can swing at any time and take your edge.”Starting 41 again, Jadeja’s additional session helped him settled and support him in Gill, with 269 India’s backbone of a total of 587 in India. Jadeja decreased to a well -worthy century, but expressed satisfaction in growing for the challenge. “When the team is in trouble abroad and you contribute to the bat, it feels great. It gives you confidence as a cricketer,” he said.The day was not without drama. England captain Ben Stokes accused Jadeja of deliberately provoking the pitch. “He feels that I was making it somehow somehow. But why would I do it? I will not even bowl there,” Jadeja replied. “He kept telling the umpire, but it was not my intention.”The north of England reduced by 77 to 37, Jadeja gave more indication to arrive: “If we get a chance tomorrow, we will try to bowl and press in good areas.”
