IND vs ENG Test Match: Sarfaraz Khan and Ravindra Jadeja break silence on run out mix up

IND vs ENG Test Match: Mumbai batsman Sarfaraz Khan started his international career in the Rajkot Test against England. Sarfaraz scored a brilliant half-century in the third match of the five-Test series. He scored 62 runs on 66 balls. He was heading towards a century, but was unfortunately run out. It was the fault of his fellow batsman Ravindra Jadeja. There was a lot of controversy after this. Rohit Sharma's reaction on his run out went viral. The captain slammed his cap in anger.

Sarfaraz and Jadeja broke their silence on run out controversy. Jadeja admitted his mistake in his Instagram story. He wrote, “Feeling bad for Sarfaraz Khan. It was my wrong call. He played well.'' At the same time, in the conference after the match, Sarfaraz said, ''Sometimes misunderstandings happen and it is a part of the game. Sometimes you run out. “Things like this keep happening.”

Sarfaraz Khan talked about run out

Sometimes misunderstandings happen and it is part of the game, Sarfaraz said in the post-match conference. Sometimes you run out. Things like this keep happening. Sarfaraz further said that Jadeja helped him throughout the innings. He said, "I spoke to him at lunch time. I am the kind of batsman who likes to talk about what is going on while I am batting. So I asked Jadeja to talk to me while I bat. Stay. He supported and talked to me a lot today.

Ravindra Jadeja broke his silence on Sarfaraz Khan's run out.

Sarfaraz and Jadeja broke their silence on run out controversy. Jadeja admitted his mistake in his Instagram story. He wrote, “Feeling bad for Sarfaraz Khan. It was my wrong call. He played well.

Actually, Ravindra Jadeja was on strike on the fifth ball of the 82nd over of the innings. He played a shot towards mid-on off James Anderson's ball. He was on the score of 99 runs. Jadeja was trying to complete his century by taking one run. He proceeded to run and then stopped. Sarfaraz, standing at the other end, had advanced a lot. Mark Wood, standing at mid-on, hit the throw straight on the stump. Sarfaraz was run out in his first innings.

Sarfaraz Khan scored 4 times faster runs than Jadeja

When Sarfaraz came into the field, Jadeja was playing on 84 runs. From here it seemed that first Jadeja would score a century, after that Sarfaraz would show his power. But the opposite appeared to be the case. Sarfaraz played a brilliant inning of 62 runs in 66 balls while playing a baseball game.

The special thing in this was that Jadeja could score only 15 runs during Sarfaraz's innings. When Sarfaraz was out, Jadeja was playing on 99 runs. That means Jaddu could not even score a century and Sarfaraz returned to the pavilion after showing his magic. However, Sarfaraz's luck was bad, he was run out.

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