Ravindra Jadeja, India Under-19

Ravindra Jadeja is an India Under-19 cricketer who plays for the team India Under-19. Ravindra Jadeja was born on Dec 06, 1988; and as of 2026, He is 38 years old. Ravindra Jadeja is a all rounder from India and bats left handed.

In his Test career to date, Ravindra Jadeja has played 89 matches to date in his Test career and has scored 4,095 runs, with an average of 38.27. Ravindra Jadeja has hit 398 fours and 82 sixes in his Test career.On Jan 1970, he played his recent Test match against South Africa at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, Guwahati, scoring 6 runs off 18 balls.

In Ravindra Jadeja's ODI career, He has played 210 matches to date in his Odi career and has scored 2,905 runs, with an average of 32.28. Ravindra Jadeja has hit 210 fours and 55 sixes in his Odi career.One of his recent Odi matches took place in Jan 1970 at Holkar Stadium, Indore, where He contributed 12 runs off 16 balls.

Ravindra Jadeja has played 74 matches to date in his T20 career and has scored 515 runs, with an average of 21.46. Ravindra Jadeja has hit 39 fours and 14 sixes in his T20 career.In his most recent T20 match against at , which took place in Jan 1970, Ravindra Jadeja contributed runs off balls to his team's total.

Ravindra JadejaIndia Under-19

Born: Dec 6, 1988 (38 years)
Birth Place: India
Role: All Rounder
Batting Style: Left Handed
Bowling Style: Slow left-arm orthodox

Profile

In a country like India where emotions ride high, the phrase, 'the next big thing' is used judgmentally for players at a very young age. Ravindra Jadeja was a victim of such a stereotype during his early days. It was only a few years later that the talent was truly realized by the Indian selectors and subsequently capitalized to its fullest. Glimpses of Jadeja's prodigious talent were evident in his debut First-Class game where he scored 53 for West Zone. He was consequently a member of the 2006 Under-19 World Cup side which reached the final. He made it to the 2008 edition as well where his bowling performance of 2-25 against South Africa in the final played a major role in India's acquisition of the title. A good stint in the Indian Premier League with Rajasthan under the captaincy of Shane Warne who nicknamed him 'Rockstar' and an impressive all-round show in the 2008-09 season prompted selectors to hand him an ODI debut against Sri Lanka. Though India lost, the left-hander impressed with an unbeaten 60. 2012 turned out to be a productive year for Jadeja. He was one of the marquee signings for Chennai. Jadeja hit the headlines and record books when he became the first Indian to score three triple centuries in first-class cricket. With an all-rounder's role beckoning and the series already lost to England with one game to play, Jadeja received his first Test cap in 2012. The year 2013, saw Jadeja reach greater heights as he ran through the Australian batting line-up with consummate ease in India's 4-0 clean sweep in Tests. He surged to the top in the ICC bowler's rankings in ODIs as well, going past the likes of world-class spinners like Saeed Ajmal and Sunil Narine. Constant hard work and self-belief have blessed Jadeja or 'Sir' as he is commonly known, with a regular berth in the Indian team across all the formats. During India’s home season, he bagged the Player of the Series award against Australia in 2017 to further showcase his skills as a Test bowler on surfaces which were relatively better for the batters. He then became the Number 1 bowler in the ICC Test Rankings with his teammate Ravichandran Ashwin sharing the pole position. When the Chennai franchise was suspended for two years after the 2015 season, Jadeja would go on to represent the Gujarat franchise. He returned to the reinstated Chennai team from 2018 onwards and was among the three people retained. In the 2019 World Cup, he appeared in two games and was the highest scorer for India in their Semi-Final defeat against New Zealand. After being retained for Chennai ahead of the 2022 edition, he was named the captain of the side. However, halfway through the season, he handed the captaincy back to MS Dhoni to concentrate on his game. He came back strongly in the 2023 edition of the tournament. With Chennai needing 10 runs off 2 deliveries, Jadeja emerged, captivating the Ahmedabad crowd by striking a six in the penultimate ball. He then sealed the deal with a boundary off a full toss in the final delivery, propelling Chennai to claim their fifth Indian Premier League title in spectacular fashion. Success followed Jadeja in the following year, as the seasoned all-rounder played a key role in India's triumphant campaign at the 2024 T20 World Cup in the Caribbean and the USA. Following the historic win, Jadeja announced his retirement from T20Is, joining Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in bidding adieu to the format. However, he confirmed that he would continue playing in the IPL and was retained by Chennai for the 2025 season.

Career Information

Last Test:	vs South Africa at Barsapara Cricket Stadium, November 22, 2025
Last ODI:	vs New Zealand at Holkar Stadium, January 18, 2026
Last T20I:	vs South Africa at Kensington Oval, June 29, 2024

Batting Career Summary

	MAT	NO	Runs	HS	AVG	SR	100s	50	4s	6s	CT
TEST	89	26	4095	175	38.27	55.42	6	28	398	82	49
ODI	210	52	2905	87	32.28	85.54	0	13	210	55	79
T20	74	17	515	46	21.46	127.16	0	0	39	14	28

Bowling Career Summary

	MAT	Wkts	AVG	ECON	Best	5w	10w
TEST	89	348	25.12	2.59	42/7	15	3
ODI	210	232	36.54	4.89	33/5	2	0
T20	74	54	29.85	7.13	15/3	0	0

Ravindra Jadeja's LAST 10 INNINGS

Last 10 TEST Innings

Vs South Africa	6 (18) , 54 (87)
Vs South Africa	27 (45) , 18 (26)
Vs West Indies	104 (176)
Vs England	9 (13) , 53 (77)
Vs England	20 (40) , 107 (185)
Vs England	72 (131) , 61 (181)
Vs England	89 (137) , 69 (118)
Vs England	11 (15) , 25 (40)

Last 10 ODI Innings

Vs New Zealand 12 (16)

Vs New Zealand 27 (44)

Vs New Zealand 4 (5)

Vs South Africa 24 (27)

Vs South Africa 32 (20)

Other Players

Vs New Zealand	12 (16)
Vs New Zealand	27 (44)
Vs New Zealand	4 (5)
Vs South Africa	24 (27)
Vs South Africa	32 (20)