India National Cricket Team veteran all -rounder Ravindra Jadeja surprised everyone with his terrible blunder on the field during the first Test against the England National cricket team.
On the day of Test series opener, Ravindra Jadeja dropped the England national cricket team an absolute citer to give batsman Ben Docket a lifeline.
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Jasprit Bumrah creates an opportunity to take a wicket, but Ravindra Jadeja spoils it
Jadeja is considered one of the best fielders in world cricket. His excellent fitness gives him an edge on the field, and he takes some extraordinary catch and produces a great run-out.
Many former cricketers have labeled Jades as the best fielders of their generation, and the all -rounder rarely makes mistakes on the field.
This rare moment took place during the first test between India and England in Headingley in Leeds on Saturday 21 June, as Jadeja dropped an absolute citer to give an absolutely an absolutely to the explosive opener Ben Docket.
Premier Pesar Jasprit Bumrah bowled in a sensational 7th over, and after bowling five consecutive dots, he produced a wicket -taking delivery.
On the sixth ball, he delivered a length just out of the off-stump, and the Ben Docket stayed inside the line and worked hard. He was not able to keep it down, and the ball quickly went towards Ravindra Jadeja.
The ball was holding, but Ravindra Jadeja hit the opportunity and dropped the catch. After giving a lifeline to Ben Docket for 15, Jadeja was associated with himself and slammed the ball to Turf.
Watch: Ravindra Jadeja Gift Ben Docket A Stunning Life
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England slam to bowl first
Speaking on Sky Sports before the start of playing on day 2, former cricketer Mark Bachar slammed England to bowl first in the match against India. He explained in detail:
“Possible yes. Listen, the only person who was happy with what happened to the toss yesterday, was potentially, Nasir Hussain. Remember that he placed Australia famous in Brisbane.
“I think Australia finished 360 for two on that occasion, so it was even better yesterday. But listen, we came here early yesterday morning and it looked like a batting day all day. You know that the pitch looked very flat, the weather was absolutely right, the weather was absolutely right, no overhead condition, no cloud cover, no such.”
“And if you are not going to a bat in a day, I don’t know under what circumstances you do. Yes, the history here is that the pitch is not a tendency to break and it can be easy in the fourth innings. However, we have heat and we do not have much in the last two or three Tests of Henley.
“And the fact that it was like 30 degrees yesterday, it feels that it can be slightly more hot than today. In this way you feel that things can move forward in the way that this pitch has treated the match later in the match. So listen, it was a very difficult day for England, but honestly he only believed himself guilty for calling that call.”
