IND vs AUS Test: Ravindra Jadeja Injury – Ravindra Jadeja is eager to get to his 100% fitness. With the Australia series approaching, he is at the NCA, doing high-intensity drills. The Indian all-rounder is all set to make a comeback in Ranji Trophy. With BCCI’s diktat, Jadeja will play Saurashtra’s final round Ranji Trophy match starting January 24 after missing out on the IND vs NZ series. Follow India vs Australia Test series LIVE updates with InsideSport.IN
IND vs AUS Test: UNFIT Ravindra Jadeja does high-intensity drills at NCA before Ranji Trophy RETURN, Watch Video
In the latest video, Jadeja posted on his Instagram. He is doing high-intensity drills. He can be seen doing the short running. And also running in a zig-zag motion. Jaddu put the caption: “Still hungry. Giving everything.”
IND vs AUS Test: UNFIT Ravindra Jadeja does high-intensity drills at NCA before Ranji Trophy RETURN, Watch Video
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Last September, Jadeja withdrew his name from the Asia Cup so that he could have knee surgery. Currently, he is finishing up his rehabilitation at the National Cricket Academy in Bangalore.
Ravindra Jadeja has been selected in the 17-man Test squad for the two-Test match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy against Australia, which starts in Nagpur on February 9. The second test will be held in Delhi. And the final two Tests will be held at Dharamsala and Ahmedabad.
However, the selectors will only select the all-rounder if the NCA found him to be totally fit. Jadeja, reportedly began to bowl and bat earlier this week. But he must pass fitness tests to play competitive cricket.
Meanwhile, the selectors along with the NCA and the Indian team management want Jadeja to play in the Ranji game before making a decision on his participation in the Australia Test series.
IND vs AUS Test: UNFIT Ravindra Jadeja does high-intensity drills at NCA before Ranji Trophy RETURN, Watch Video
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