In the Manchester Test, Ravindra Jadeja, along with Washington Sundar, will always remember the way the potential defeat that was seen in a draw, which was converted into a draw, both of them shared the 203* run partnership for the fifth wicket at the time of crisis and India’s biggest need. Jadeja’s contribution in this was 107 unbeaten and Washington scored 81 runs off 149 balls. And this was a partnership that will always be remembered in Indian history. Manchester’s unbeaten 107 -run innings has made Jadeja the king of average among all the batsmen of Team India. After the fourth Test, Jadeja has 454 runs at an average of 113.50. It also includes 1 century and 4 fifties. Jadeja played 4 out of 8 innings. The second best average for India after Jadeja is the captain Gill (90.25). Jadeja, one of the top all -rounders in the world in the world, scored the fifth century of career by batting in a difficult time with Washington Sundar on the last day. Along with this, Jadeja showed the feat on England earth, which could not do any other batsman in the history of about 83 years since the Indian team’s first Test in 1932.
