
Ravindra Jadeja etched his name in Saurashtra’s First-Class history with his 16th century for the side during the Ranji Trophy clash against Chhattisgarh at Rajkot’s Niranjan Shah Stadium. The left-arm all-rounder, who had last played a red-ball match in India’s Test series against Sri Lanka, fell short of a double-ton after being caught and bowled for 102 by Dharmendrasinh Jadeja, marking a significant milestone in his domestic career.
Jadeja’s return to domestic cricket follows his limited involvement in the recent ODI series win over the West Indies, where he took two wickets but did not bat. With India’s two-Test tour of New Zealand looming next month, the 92nd edition of the Ranji Trophy offers Jadeja crucial match practice ahead of the international commitments, as Saurashtra competes in Elite Group B for a chance to advance further in the tournament.

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