IND vs Eng | One Time Rekha: Rabindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar and Last Hour Handshek drama in Old Trafford | Cricket news
New Delhi: Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, and Shubman Gill hit the brilliant centuries as India made their way for a draw to morale morale in the fourth test on Sunday. Starting their second innings by 311 runs, India deferred obstacles on the fifth day pitch, thanks to Gill (103), KL Rahul (90), Jadeja (107*), and Washington (101*), who all stood tallly with the bat.Now the series stood 2–1 in favor of England, the fifth and final test will be played at Oval in London from 31 July.While India’s gritty batting performance took the center stage, the match was no less on the play – especially a series of ‘Handshek’ events that shook the controversy on the last day.Handshek offer and denialIn the last hour of the game, England captain Ben Stokes offered a handshuce, effectively calling the match a draw.Indian batsmen Ravindra Jadeja (at 89) and Washington Sundar (at 80) rejected the proposal.Denial stokes and many England players.
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England’s responseStokes approached the umpire with a suggestion, but both Jadeja and Sundar, for centuries, chose to continue batting.After moments, Stump Mix made an oral exchange between Harry Brook, Zak Croly and Jadeja.Crowley and Ben Docket were seen questioning India’s intention to play.Stokes sarcastically asked Jadeja, “Do you want to score a hundred against Harry Brook?”Jadeja replied peacefully, “I can’t do anything.”India Push on – Jadeja Hits BackDespite the comments, Jadeja stopped and continued batting smiling.Looking like a scar of protest, Stokes handed over the ball to Harry Brook.Jadeja responded by breaking Brooke for a six to reach his third Test century.
Washington joined partyWashington Sundar soon brought his first Test hundred.His centuries stopped a remarkable comeback and helped India test.post matchDespite the earlier tension, Stokes finally joined hands with both Jadeja and Sundar after the match ended in the draw.Gill saysShubman Gill later revealed that the decision to bat came from Jadeja and Sundar.Gill said, “He batted brilliantly and was in the 90s. We felt that he was entitled to hundreds of his.”He said, “Every match going to the last day on the last day. Learning a lot of learning. Each test teaches you something new.”
