Ravindra jadeja
IND vs Eng: In the second ODI being played in Cuttack, the England team won the toss and piled up for 304 runs while batting first. For England, Joe Root scored the highest 69 runs while opener Ben Docket scored 65 runs. The England team could not play even 50 overs and was reduced to 49.5 overs. The opening pair of Philip Salt and Ben Docket made the England innings debut. Both hit 75 runs in 10 overs. However, Philip Salt returned to the pavilion after this. After this, Ben Docket was dismissed by scoring a half -century. Joe Root and captain Jose Butler batted amazing in the middle over. During this time, the routes managed to score half -centuries but Butler could score only 34 runs. In the last overs, Dhakad all -rounder Liam Livingstone scored 41 runs off 32 balls.
Jadeja left Kumble behind
For India, Ravindra Jadeja once again bowled amazing and hunted 3 batsmen for 35 runs in his 10 -over quota. In this way Jadeja made a big act in ODIs. Ravindra Jadeja dismissed Ben Docket, Joe Root and Jamie Overton. Along with this, Jadeja demolished Anil Kumble’s big record in the case of the most wickets against England. Jadeja has now become the second Indian bowler to take the most wickets against England. Ashwin is at the first position in this case. Ashwin has taken 150 wickets in all three formats against England. At the same time, Jadeja, who reached the second place, has 119 wickets in his account. Anil Kumble shocked 117 wickets against England.
Let me tell you, Ravindra Jadeja also took 3 wickets in the first match of the ODI series played in Nagpur. During this, he did wonders to complete 600 wickets in international cricket. Now in the second consecutive ODI match, he made another big feat.
Indian bowlers who took the most wickets against England
- 150 – Ravichandran Ashwin
- 119 – Ravindra Jadeja*
- 117 – Anil Kumble
- 113 – Kapil Dev
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