Cricket | Test | Sri Lanka Tour of India, 2022 | India | Sri lanka | First Test, Mohali | Ravindra Jadeja Ravindra Jadeja - the batsman - has seen a cricket career of two halves. Making his international cricket debut in 2012, his career average stood at 21.50 at the end of 2015. He was looked upon as a bowling-allrounder with heroic performances in the 2013 Champions Trophy and in home Test matches with the ball in hand. This was despite the fact that he had scored three triple centuries in domestic first-class cricket. There were times when he batted as low as no. 9 with Ravichandran Ashwin and Wriddhiman Saha preceding him. He had played a few cameos lower down the order but was yet to be proclaimed as a true allrounder. Cut to 2022, his average today reads 36.46 and if you look at his record from 2016, he scores 57.48 runs per dismissal. That is a dream number for any top-order batsman in cricket. He has shown that he is a good enough no. 6 across conditions across formats. He has ...
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