Ravindra Jadeja scored 102 as Saurashtra reached 392 against Chhattisgarh
Ravindra Jadeja's 102 helped Saurashtra post 392 before Chhattisgarh reached 122 for three in their first innings.
Ravindra Jadeja struck his 16th first-class century for Saurashtra on the second day of their Ranji Trophy match against Chhattisgarh at Rajkot. The India all-rounder made 102 from 209 balls before falling caught and bowled by Dharmendrasinh Jadeja.
Jadeja added 205 runs for the fifth wicket with Prerak Mankad, who finished on 129. Saurashtra were eventually bowled out for 392 after Dev Aditya Singh took six for 67.
Chhattisgarh reached 122 for three in reply, with Anuj Tiwary unbeaten on 72. Jadeja's innings was his first significant red-ball knock since India's Test series in Sri Lanka.
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Every innings Jadeja plays before the New Zealand Tests reduces the rust that builds when a bowler-batter sits out white-ball tours.