Will Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav reach 500 runs today?

James Anderson gave England the sixth success in the fourth over of the second day. India lost the sixth wicket for 331 runs. Kuldeep Yadav was out after scoring four runs. He was caught behind the wicket on Anderson's ball. The play of the second day of the third Test between India and England has started in Rajkot. Ravindra Jadeja and Kuldeep Yadav have come to bat. Two runs came in the first over of the second day. Kuldeep ran away after scoring two runs.

Team IND

The first day of the first Test being played between India and England in Rajkot was in the name of Team India. After losing three wickets for just 33 runs, the Indian team made a strong comeback and by the end of the first day's play had scored 326 runs for 5 wickets. At the time of stumps, Hitman hit 14 fours and 3 sixes. Rohit and Jadeja made a partnership of 204 runs for the fourth wicket. After Rohit's dismissal, Sarfaraz Khan played a memorable inning of 62 runs in the debut test.

Markwood took 3 wickets

Sarfaraz and Jadeja made a partnership of 77 runs. He returned to the pavilion after scoring 62 runs. Jadeja has hit 9 fours and 2 sixes in his innings so far. However, Yashasvi Jaiswal 10, Shubman Gill 00 and Rajat Patidar 05 did not bat. For England, fast bowler Mark Wood took the maximum of three wickets. While left arm spinner Tom Hartley took one wicket. Apart from this, no other bowler got success.

Rohit scored his 11th century

Rohit Sharma scored the 11th century of his Test career against England. He has come to 15th position in terms of scoring most centuries for India in Tests. Rohit has scored a century in Test cricket after a long time. His last Test century came against West Indies in July 2023.

Ravindra Jadeja hits 'four' century

The century scored in Rajkot is Ravindra Jadeja's fourth century in Test cricket. However, his bat always works in Rajkot. Jadeja had scored a triple century on this ground in Ranji Trophy. With this, Jadeja has become the third Indian to take more than 3000 runs and more than 200 wickets in Test cricket.