
Ravindra Jadeja has rejoined India's one-day squad for the upcoming three-match series against the West Indies, yet Ajinkya Rahane has questioned whether the veteran all-rounder will retain his spot for the 2027 World Cup. Rahane pointed out that while the experienced player adapts well to different conditions and will likely feature in home matches, his ultimate tournament prospects depend heavily on team composition and the quantity of pace-bowling all-rounders selected.
Rahane emphasized that the upcoming matches provide a vital platform for the seasoned cricketer to showcase his abilities and stake a claim through contributions with both bat and ball. The seasoned all-rounder recently participated in a series against New Zealand in January 2026, where he collected 43 runs across three innings without claiming a wicket.
Over his entire career spanning 210 matches in the fifty-over format, he has accumulated 2,905 runs alongside 232 wickets at a bowling average of 36.54, which includes two five-wicket hauls. His 2025 campaign comprised 10 appearances resulting in 106 runs from seven innings and 12 wickets, followed by three appearances in early 2026 where he remained wicketless while conceding 141 runs across 23 overs.
The upcoming fixtures carry added context considering the next global tournament is scheduled to take place primarily across South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia.
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