Jadeja became emotional after Sarfaraz was run out, said- this is my mistake

After running out Sarfaraz Khan in the debut match, Ravindra Jadeja wrote an emotional post on So.Media. In this he was seen apologizing. It is noteworthy that yesterday the third test match between India and England was played in Rajkot, Gujarat. Sarfaraz Khan and Dhruv Jurel made their debut for India in this match. Although Dhruv Jurel did not get a chance to bat but Sarfaraz won everyone's hearts by playing an inning of 62 runs. However, more than Sarfaraz Khan's innings, he was in the news for his run outs.

Victim of Jadeja's wrong call

James Anderson came to bat in the 81st over. In this, Ravindra Jadeja was with Sarfaraz on non-strike. Sarfaraz became a victim of Jadeja's wrong call and lost his wicket. After this scene, everyone on the field was confused as to what happened… but Ravindra Jadeja broke his silence and accepted his mistake on social media and apologized to Sarfaraz.

Jadeja wrote an emotional post

Captain Rohit Sharma also looked angry after the run out of Sarfaraz Khan. When Sarfaraz Khan came to bat on the field, he was batting aggressively from the beginning. He was not afraid of playing shorts in his debut match and it also benefited him. He scored a half-century in the debut match.

Sarfaraz Khan became the third Indian to score the fastest half-century

Sarfaraz Khan became the third Indian to score the fastest half-century in the debut test, but everyone was surprised by his run out. Now all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has apologized to Sarfaraz Khan by writing a post on social media regarding this run out. He wrote that I feel very bad for Sarfaraz Khan. It was a very good game. But that run out was my mistake. I made a wrong call.

Jadeja scored a century in the first innings

Leaving aside this run out, Ravindra Jadeja batted brilliantly on the first day. When Jadeja came to bat, India lost its three big wickets for just 33 runs. After this he made a strong partnership of 204 runs with captain Rohit Sharma for the fifth wicket. When Rohit Sharma was out, India's score reached 237 runs by 33 runs. Rohit scored the 11th Test century of his career against England. Sarfaraz Khan also made an important contribution of 62 runs in the debut match. Apart from this, Ravindra Jadeja also played an unbeaten inning of 110 runs. He is still unbeaten and will be expected to convert this century into a big score on the second day of the first innings.