Over the past few years, Ravindra Jadeja has carved out a place for himself among the best all-rounders in the world by performing brilliantly with the bat. Overcoming fitness issues, Jadeja has also managed to make a brilliant comeback in the Edgbaston Test against England, scoring a brilliant century. Along with this, the silence on the controversy surrounding CSK’s captaincy in this IPL season has also been broken.
After the end of the game on day three, Ravindra Jadeja was asked at the press conference if he wanted to make a strong comeback due to the controversy in the IPL. Jadeja, however, said that whatever happened has nothing to do with his return.
Jadeja says that what happened at IPL has now gone further. The all-round star said: “Whatever happens has happened. That thing is no longer on my mind. When you play for India, your whole focus is on performing for the team. Such was the case with me. Nothing can be better than performing for India.
Jadeja expressed her happiness for her first century on foreign soil. He said: “Scoring a century abroad is always special and what to say if it happens in England. Scoring 100 runs as a player is a big deal. I feel pretty good.”
Let us tell you that Ravindra Jadeja was appointed as the captain of Chennai Super Kings for IPL season 15. But when the CSK team fell out of the playoff race, she was pushed out of the captaincy. Jadeja was injured and was ruled out of IPL season 15 after just one match after this happened.
