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Ravindra Jadeja: The last man standing from India’s 2015 core
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MS Dhoni had retired from Test cricket months earlier.
When he returned to the Test side in late 2015, he was viewed largely as India’s premier left-arm spinner.
Jadeja came back for the fifth Test, at The Oval, and made an unbeaten 86 and took seven wickets.
When you score in English conditions against the best bowling attack, it greatly impacts your confidence,” Jadeja told The Indian Express in 2021.
India vs Bangladesh, Chennai 202486 & 5/77Jadeja’s 86, including a 199-run seventh-wicket stand with R Ashwin, rescued India from 144/6 before he added match figures of 5/77 to seal a 280-run win.