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Ravindra Jadeja Channels MS Dhoni with Stunning No-Look Run Out Against New Zealand

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Ravindra Jadeja: In a breathtaking display of skill, Indian allrounder Ravindra Jadeja executed a sensational no-look run out reminiscent of cricketing legend MS Dhoni during the ongoing second Test against New Zealand in Pune. This moment of brilliance not only electrified the crowd but also showcased Jadeja’s exceptional cricketing acumen.

The incident unfolded in the 70th over of New Zealand’s second innings when Glenn Phillips aimed for a quick double after pushing a fuller delivery from Jadeja into the sweeper cover. As Phillips sprinted for a second run, Washington Sundar’s slow throw back to Jadeja was met with a casual yet precise flick from the bowler, resulting in New Zealand’s William O’Rourke being caught just a centimeter short of the crease. This remarkable dismissal left O’Rourke stranded at 48, contributing to New Zealand’s total of 255 runs, which set India a challenging target of 359 runs to chase down.

Jadeja’s efforts didn’t stop there; he went on to claim three crucial wickets, helping to dismantle the New Zealand batting order. After a quiet day on the second, Jadeja returned with a vengeance on Day 3, finishing with impressive figures of 3/72 in 19.4 overs. His scalps included key players Tom Blundell, Mitchell Santner, and Ajaz Patel, further emphasizing his vital role in India’s bowling attack.

As India aims to maintain their undefeated home record, Jadeja’s exceptional performance, marked by his flashy run out and wicket-taking prowess, has set the stage for a thrilling conclusion to the Test match. Fans eagerly anticipate whether he can lead India to victory against the formidable New Zealand side.

Shubham Patil

I’m Shubham Patil, a dedicated content strategist and writer committed to delivering meaningful insights. With a strong background in digital media, I aim to create impactful stories that connect with readers and spark thoughtful conversations.

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