Jadeja has responded to Anderson’s statement
Reflexes
- Anderson pushed Jadeja in 2014
- Ravindra Jadeja responded to Anderson’s statements after scoring a century
- The Jadeja marked its first century on foreign soil
Ravindra Jadeja is in the constant spotlight after playing a brilliant 104-run innings in the ongoing Birmingham Test against England. He completed his third test century on the second day of the match and also scored his first century on foreign soil. After the end of the day of the second day, Jadeja also interacted with the media at the press conference. He also retaliated for a statement by England’s legendary bowler, James Anderson. At the same time, let us tell you that this war has been going on between the two players since 2014.
After the second day of the Birmingham Test, James Anderson stated that when Ravindra Jadeja came to bat at number 8, he had to run his hand. But ever since he started playing at No. 7, he plays like a real hitter. In such a situation, even if he drops the ball well, it has become difficult for him to bowl now. Jadeja also responded to this statement by Anderson at the press conference and also retaliated by referring to 2014.
What did Ravindra Jadeja say?
On day two, when Ravindra Jadeja arrived at the press conference after the end of the game, he was asked about Anderson. Referring to 2014, Jadeja said: ‘When you score runs, everyone thinks you’ve started to think of yourself as a good hitter. But I always try to give myself time in the crease and look to build partnerships with whoever is playing. It’s a good thing that after 2014, Anderson realized this.
The Anderson-Jadeja battle continues since 2014
Actually, the fight between Ravindra Jadeja and James Anderson is not new. The war between the two is about eight years old and has been going on since 2014. In a test match held in 2014, there was a big heated argument between the two. James Anderson threatened Ravindra Jadeja with breaking her teeth as she entered the locker room. Anderson then pushed Jadeja into the pavilion and after that action was taken on the English pitcher. The battle between the two continues ever since.