Ravindra Jadeja Approaches 7,000 Runs in International Cricket

Ravindra Jadeja, the star Indian all-rounder, is on the verge of a significant milestone in his cricket career, needing just 115 runs to reach 7,000 runs in international cricket. With impressive performances in recent matches, including vital partnerships and high scores, Jadeja's journey towards this achievement is closely watched. As he prepares for the third Test against England at Lord's, cricket fans are eager to see if he can accomplish this feat at one of the sport's most historic venues. Read on to discover more about Jadeja's remarkable statistics and contributions to the game.

By Narendra Chaudhary Jul 10, 2025, 02:00 IST

Jadeja Nears Milestone in International Cricket

London [UK], July 9: Renowned Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is just 115 runs shy of reaching the impressive 7,000-run milestone in international cricket.

The experienced player has the opportunity to achieve this feat during the upcoming third Test against England at Lord's. After a period of underwhelming performances with the bat, Jadeja has recently demonstrated his capabilities as a specialist batter, contributing crucial scores of 89 and 69 at Edgbaston, forming significant partnerships alongside captain Shubman Gill.

Throughout his 360 international matches, Jadeja has accumulated 6,885 runs across 300 innings, maintaining an average of 32.94, which includes four centuries and 37 half-centuries. His highest score stands at an impressive 175*.

Test cricket has been Jadeja's most fruitful format, where he has amassed 3,564 runs in 82 Tests at an average of 36.00, featuring four centuries and 24 fifties in 122 innings, with a top score of 175* as well. Coupled with his 325 Test wickets, he is regarded as one of the standout performers of his generation.

In his 22 Tests played in England, Jadeja has scored 1,225 runs at an average of 37.12, including two centuries and eight fifties, with a best score of 112.

During the current series, he has tallied 194 runs at an average of 97.00, with two half-centuries to his name.

Will Jadeja reach this significant milestone at one of cricket's most iconic venues?