Ravindra Jadeja retirement: Indian all-rounder brushes rumours, says has a “long way to go” in Tests – Ravindra Jadeja has brushed aside rumours of his retirement from red-ball cricket with a social media post on Wednesday. Reports suggested that the Indian all-rounder was considering hanging his boots in the longest format of the game especially with injuries cropping up. Jadeja will miss India’s tour to South Africa due to an injury but has revealed that he has no plans on giving up his red ball dreams.
Ravindra Jadeja retirement: Indian all-rounder brushes rumours, says has a “long way to go” in Tests
Ravindra Jadeja was considering retiring from Test cricket to prolong his white-ball career as per reports on Tuesday. Jadeja has struggled with injuries over the last 12 months and had to sit out of the home series against England earlier this year. Since then he has feaured in the IPL 2021, India’s tour of England, T20 World Cup, and the home series against New Zealand before a forearm injury ruled him out of India’s tour of South Africa.
— Ravindrasinh jadeja (@imjadeja) December 15, 2021
However, Ravindra Jadeja has asked his fans to not pay heed to those reports with two cryptic social media posts, suggesting that he is here to stay. Jadeja first posted an image that read a quote, “Fake friends believe in rumours. Real friends believe in you.” The CSK star followed it up with a picture of him donning the Indian test jersey, with the caption “Long way to go” brushing aside all reports suggesting his retirement.
Long way to go💪🏻💪🏻 pic.twitter.com/tE9EdFI7oh
— Ravindrasinh jadeja (@imjadeja) December 15, 2021
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Ravindra Jadeja retirement: Indian all-rounder brushes rumours, says has a “long way to go” in Tests
Ravindra Jadeja is one of the first names on the teamsheet when the 33-year-old is available for selection. The CSK star has featured in 57 Tests, scoring 2195 runs at an average of 33.76 and has one hundred to his name. Jadeja has also picked up 232 wickets at an average of just under 25, and remains the fastest left-arm spinnner to bag 200 wickets in Tests.
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