IND vs Eng: Ravindra Jadeja makes history, becomes the first Indian to score…. Cricket news

New Delhi: World No. 1 all -rounder Ravindra Jadeja named his name in the record book on Saturday, batting at number 6 or less and became the first Indian batsman to score more than 500 runs in a Test series. The fifth and final test day against England at Landmark Oval came during 3, as Jadeja continued his viral run with the bat in the series.Live Score: India vs England 5th TestThe 36 -year -old crossed the previous Indian record of 474 runs at that place organized by VVS Laxman against West Indies in 2002. Still batting in India’s second innings, Jadeja’s tally now scored more than 500 runs, including a century and five fifty, which has the highest score of 107, which was not in Manchester in the fourth test.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!The Jadeja series becomes the third batsman from both sides to dissolve the 500 -run mark, after captain Shubman Gill (754) and KL Rahul (532), underlines his all -round value in one of the most fiercely competition tested test series in recent memory. With the ball, Jadeja has contributed to seven wickets so far.
Most runs for India at number 6 or less in a test chain
- 500* – Ravindra Jadeja vs Ang, 2025 (Away)
- 474 – VVS Laxman vs Y, 2002 (Away)
- 374 – Ravi Shastri vs Ang, 1984/85 (Home)
- 350 – Rishabh Pant vs Aus, 2018/19 (Away)
Earlier, in the day, opener Yashsvi Jaiswal scored a brilliant 118 – his second century of the series – helped India make India a tough lead on England. England, if they are for chasing the target and winning the series 3–1, will need to break a record since 1902-the most successful fourth innings at the Oval is 263.
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Jaiswal and Knightwatchman Akash Deep shared a memorable 107 -run partnership for the third wicket, scoring 66 runs by a fast bowler. Jadeja’s presence Post-T-Tie ensured that India extended a 300-run lead, putting him firmly on the driver’s seat in the series Devdar.