Ravindra Jadeja created new history in WTC Final, first Indian to do this feat
In the final of the World Test Championship (ICC WTC Final), the Indian team is trying to make its comeback. For this return, he will have to cover Australia cheaply in the second innings. If she stops Australia before taking a lead of 400 runs, then India can have a chance to win this title match. In this episode, Ravindra Jadeja was shown in the best way, when he took 2 wickets in his name on the third day of the match. This left-arm spin bowler made Steve Smith and Travis Head his victims and with this he made a new achievement in Test cricket.
As soon as Jadeja dismissed Travis Head, it was his 267th wicket in Test cricket. With this, he has now become the left-arm spin bowler with the most Test wickets from India. He has overtaken former India captain Bishan Singh Bedi (266 wickets).
Jadeja has taken a total of 3 wickets in this match so far. He took 1 wicket in the first innings of the match and then dismissed Smith in the second innings to equal Bishan Singh Bedi. Shortly after this, by making Head his victim, he became the left-arm spinner who took the most Test wickets from India.
Bishan Singh Bedi had 266 wickets in 67 matches, while Ravindra Jadeja now has 267 wickets in 65 matches, while Australia still has 6 wickets left in this innings and Jadeja is surely eyeing some more of these. The wicket will be on his name.
Sri Lanka’s Rangana Herath holds the record for taking the most wickets as an overall left-arm spinner. Jadeja is at number four in this list.
Left-arm spinner with most wickets in Test cricket:
433 wickets – Rangana Herath
362 wickets – Daniel Vettori
297 wickets – Derek Underwood
267 wickets – Ravindra Jadeja
266 wickets – Bishan Singh Bedi
Let us tell you that in the World Test Championship final, Ravindra Jadeja also showed amazing with the bat in the first innings, when the Indian team had lost the wickets of their top 4 batsmen for just 71 runs, then Jadeja along with Ajinkya Rahane took the 5th wicket. Shared a 71-run partnership for. During this partnership, he contributed 48 runs.
