Ravindra Jadeja: Team India became the champion in the T20 World Cup 2024 hosted by West Indies and America. India defeated South Africa in the final match. After the victory in the T20 World Cup, star all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja announced his retirement from the T20 format.

Whereas Jadeja did not get a chance in the recently played ODI series against Sri Lanka. Now the news is coming that Ravindra Jadeja may announce his retirement from the Test format very soon. Jadeja is currently playing in the 2 Test match series being played with Bangladesh.

Ravindra Jadeja may retire from Tests

Let us tell you that Ravindra Jadeja is a veteran all-rounder in the Test format. 35-year-old Jadeja can now announce his retirement from Tests after the T20 format. Because it is believed that Jadeja can announce his retirement after the final match of the World Test Championship to be played in June 2025.

Jadeja's Test career has been very brilliant. Due to which he is considered India's greatest Test all-rounder. Jadeja made his Test debut for the Indian team in the year 2012.

The performance against Bangladesh was spectacular

The first test match of the series between India and Bangladesh was played at the Chennai ground. In which the Indian team won by a huge margin of 280 runs. Due to which now Team India is leading 1-0 in the 2 test match series. Ravindra Jadeja's performance was excellent in the first test match and he played a brilliant innings of 86 runs in the first innings.

While he performed brilliantly in bowling in the first innings and took 2 wickets for 19 runs. While in the second innings, Jadeja did not get a chance to bat. But he wreaked havoc in bowling and took 3 wickets for 58 runs.

This is what his Test career has been like so far

If we talk about the Test career of 35-year-old all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, he has played 73 Test matches for Team India so far. In which he has 3122 runs in 106 innings at an average of 36.73. Jadeja has 21 half-centuries and 4 centuries in Tests so far. At the same time, in 73 Test matches, he has taken 299 wickets at an impressive average of 23.99. While during this time he has taken 10 wickets in a match twice.