Felt that as long as I am playing, we will not lose the series in India: Ravindra Jadeja

The last time India lost a Test series at home was dozens of years ago when Ravindra Jadeja made his Test debut and perhaps in this journey of 77 long-form games, he felt a sense of invincibility whenever he wore white at home. Hui. After his 14th five-wicket haul in Test matches, Jadeja admitted that his biggest fear of losing the series at home has come true. After the start of the first day's play in the third Test, he said, “At first, I had this fear… Personally I thought that as long as I am playing, I will not lose any series in India. But that too Done.”

Cricket is a game of great quality and this is a humbling experience against the Black Caps and after this, he will not be “surprised” by anything.

Jadeja said, “We have won 18 series (at home), I thought that as long as I am playing Test cricket in India we will not lose a single series but it has happened, so I am not surprised by anything.” (What is happening).” ,

“We have set expectations very high. We haven't lost a series in the last 12 years. I think we've lost five Test matches overall in the years I've played.”

“I think it's a good achievement but when you have such high expectations and lose a series, it becomes obvious and that's what's happening.” The experienced all-rounder admitted that Indian players will have to collectively bear the responsibility of losing the series to New Zealand.

He said, “When we win, we lift the trophy together. Now that we have lost the series, all 15 players in the team will collectively take the blame.”