Ravindra Jadeja took the class of Sri Lankan bowlers on the second day of the Mohali Test. The Indian all-rounder played an unbeaten 175 for the Sri Lankan bowlers. In this way, Ravindra Jadeja had a great chance to score a double century, but before that the innings of the Indian team was declared. Since the announcement of the Indian team's innings, the fans were questioning the team management. He believed that Ravindra Jadeja should have got a chance to score a double century.
Now Ravindra Jadeja has said a big thing about declaring the innings. Ravindra Jadeja said that it was he who sent the message that the claim should be declared. After the end of the second day, Ravindra Jadeja said that Rohit Sharma had sent me a message from Kuldeep to go for 200, after which the innings was declared but I objected to his suggestion of making 200 runs, saying that if we are tired Let's play Sri Lankan batsmen we can get early wickets before tea.
At the same time, Ravindra Jadeja dedicated this century to his brother-in-law. "I dedicate this century to my brother-in-law," he said. He told me many times that if I score the next century, then I should dedicate that century. Ravindra Jadeja also made a special record during his innings of 175 runs. He has become the seventh-highest Indian batsman to bat in seven or less times. Ravindra Jadeja has broken Kapil Dev's 35-year-old record in this matter.
Kapil Dev scored 163 runs at number seven against Sri Lanka in Kanpur in December 1986. After the Indian team declared their innings at the loss of 8 wickets in their first innings, the visiting team scored 108 runs for the loss of 4 wickets till the end of the second day's play. Pathum Nishanka 26 and Charit Aslanka 1 not out. India's visitors are still 466 runs behind on the basis of their first innings and are in danger of follow-on.