India Full control of the first test against the first test West indies In Ahmedabad, a furious 448/5 concluded day 2, a large-scale 286-Run lead. The day was defined by a surprising performance of batting power, characterized by centuries. KL RahulDhruv JurallAnd from an unbeaten ton Ravindra jadeja (Not 104 out).
It was during the sensational innings that Jadeja took his name to a specific and elite record book and broke the left -handed spinner with five sixes. Zoomal warrikan,
Ahmedabad attack: a centuries hat -trick
Day 2 became a run-fest for the side of the house. After the opener, Rahul set the foundation with his centenary, wicket-keeper Batter Jurall hit a brilliant young Test century, making a game-breaking partnership with Jadeja.
As the days moved forward, Jadeja, playing in his best attacking style, dramatically accelerated the scoring. On 104, unbeaten on the day, his six-hit barrage against Warrican was an attraction of the late session. Jadeja’s five huge maximum from the same bowler demonstrated a clear strategy to dominate the opposition’s primary spin threat, extended India with a 400 -run mark and consolidated a unavailable position in the match. The partnership between Jurael and Jadeja was important in ending the West Indian attack, which implemented India’s 448/5 score in stumps.
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Meanwhile, Jadeja’s achievement of breaking five sixes from Warrican is now the second most sixer hit by an Indian batsman against a single opposition bowler in a test innings, ranking behind MS Dhoni’s historic benchmark. The only recorded example of Jadeja’s five sixes is organized by Dhoni. During the first trial in St. Johns, Antigua, in 2006, Dhoni, then a cumbersome star, made an extraordinary attack on Western Indian Chinman bowler Dave Mohammed, with just 52 balls sixes sixes.
