The Indian team is currently on a tour of England. Where the team has young players as well as the most experienced player Ravindra Jadeja. He has played more than 80 Tests in his career so far. However, after Rohit Sharma’s retirement, he was not given captaincy or vice -captaincy. Jadeja missed a century on the second day of Edgbaston Test. He scored an innings of 89 runs and also partnered 203 runs with captain Shubman Gill.
On the second day, after the stump, Jadeja held a press conference, during which he admitted that the time for him to play the role of captain. Jadeja, who debuted in 2012, has a Test experience of about 13 years. Not only this, he is on his fourth England tour. In the PC, Jadeja was asked about the desire of captaincy.
On this, Jadeja said that, no time has gone. After the day, while speaking at the press conference, Jadeja was also asked about Gill’s innings. He said that, to honestly, he is looking very confident. He does not look like a captain in batting, he has been given an additional responsibility.
Jadeja said that, he is carrying everything with him. I do not think anything like this in his batting. Even today, the ball went out of the fielder’s hand from Durbhakya. But today I did not feel that he would be out in this innings. He played very well. When we were batting together, we were talking about the partnership that our partnership would be long and we will continue to talk to each other.