Ind vs Eng Rajkot Test: Ravindra Jadeja Apologises To Sarfaraz Khan, Know Why

Senior cricketer Ravindra Jadeja, ace Indian all-rounder who scored an unbeaten hundred on Day 1 in the India vs England Rajkot Test, apologized to debutant Sararaz Khan after the day's play. Rohit Sharma (131) and Ravindra Jadeja's (110*) centuries powered India to pin a total of 326 runs with a loss of 5 wickets at stumps on Day 1.

Ravindra Jadeja took to Instagram to apologize to Sarfaraz Khan for a wrong call that ended in a miserable runout. Sarfraz Khan played some real good hands and was cruising towards his hundred, but he was unlucky to fall in the miserable style on a personal score of 62.

"Feeling bad for @sarfarazkhan97 it was my wrong call," Jadeja posted on his Instagram story.

In the post-day ceremony, Sarfaraz Khan said, "It is a part of the game. Miscommunication happens in cricket. Sometimes run-out happens, sometimes you get the runs."

"I spoke to Jadeja at lunchtime and requested him to talk to me while playing. I like talking while playing. It was my first time. I told him that when I go out to bat, keep talking to me while playing. He kept talking and supported me a lot while I was batting," Sarfaraz added.

Sarfraz Khan got his maiden cap from Anil Kumble before the match in the presence of the entire team and his father, who had tears of joy in his eyes.