Ravindra Jadeja’s desire: Star all-rounder revealed himself as wanting to become Test captain.

Delhi: When Rohit Sharma suddenly retired from Test cricket, the discussion on who would be the next captain. Jasprit Bumrah and Shubman Gill’s name was at the forefront. Jadeja was supported by former spinner R Ashwin, but the responsibility was given to Gill. Now India’s veteran all -rounder Ravindra Jadeja has also accepted that the matter of captaincy has now been a matter of past.

Jadeja said in a funny manner that now the time of captaincy has passed for him. After the second day of Edgbaston Test, when he was asked if he ever thought of becoming a captain, he smiled and replied, “No, the time has gone now.”

Big partnership and strong score with Gill

In the Edgbaston Test, Ravindra Jadeja shared a 203 -run partnership with captain Shubman Gill. Jadeja played a great innings of 89 runs, which led India to strengthen the first innings. Gill also added 144 runs with Washington Sundar during this period. Thanks to both these partnerships, India scored 587 runs in the first innings.

Gill played a brilliant innings of 269 runs. In the first innings of England, India had dropped 3 wickets for 77 runs by the end of the day. India now has a big lead of 510 runs.

Third day strategy

Talking about the third day’s strategy, Jadeja said that the team is not thinking very ahead. He said that if India takes 2-3 wickets before lunch, then the match can be made full. However, Jadeja also added that anything can happen in cricket and no situation should be taken lightly. He praised the enthusiasm and energy of the team and hoped that there would be a good result in India’s favor.

This is Rabindra Jadeja’s third visit to England and he once again proved his experience and restraint that he is one of the most trusted all -rounders in India. The captaincy may not have been received, but there is no shortage in their performance.

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