“Even Don Bradman look from the above,” Ravindra Jadeja’s Stellar Record at Rajkot Brings Him Near to the Cricketing Legend
Ravindra Jadeja’s record at the Niranjan Shah Stadium has been nothing short of sensational, with an average of 135 in red-ball matches. His tally of 1501 runs includes four centuries, with a career-best of 331, along with five half-centuries, showcasing his prowess with the bat on familiar turf.
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Former India head coach Ravi Shastri has heaped praise on all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja for his extraordinary performance at his home ground in Rajkot. Shastri’s accolades came amidst Jadeja’s stellar display during the ongoing third Test between India and England, where the all-rounder was on the verge of a significant milestone on Day 1.
Jadeja’s record at the Niranjan Shah Stadium has been nothing short of sensational, with an average of 135 in red-ball matches. His tally of 1501 runs includes four centuries, with a career-best of 331, along with five half-centuries, showcasing his prowess with the bat on familiar turf.
In a glowing tribute to Jadeja’s achievements, Shastri remarked that even the legendary Australian batsman Don Bradman would be impressed by the all-rounder’s staggering numbers. Such high praise underscores the magnitude of Jadeja’s impact at Rajkot and cements his status as a standout performer in the cricketing world.
“Look at that average. He (Ravindra Jadeja) could make even Don Bradman look from the above,” Shastri, a former India head coach, said on commentary.
Jadeja’s exceptional record has earned admiration from cricket pundits and fans alike, with Shastri among those who marvel at the all-rounder’s consistency and dominance on home soil. As Jadeja continues to shine on the international stage, his legacy at Rajkot remains a testament to his unparalleled talent and dedication to the sport.