Captain Shubman Gill scored a historic double century, while Ravindra Jadeja, who was supporting him, also played a record innings. Both shared a record 203 -run partnership for the sixth wicket. Jadeja's 89 -run innings supported the captain that where even 300 runs for India seemed heavy, he reached beyond 400. Although Ravindra Jadeja broke a BCCI rule for this innings, although BCCI rarely say anything to Jadeja, it would be far away.

According to the report of ESPN Cricinfo, Ravindra Jadeja violated the new Standard Operating Procedure (SOPS) set by the BCCI on the third day of the second Test against England. After the tour of Australia, the BCCI had implemented the rule that no player will go to the field alone or return from there, everyone will have to come together by the team. However, Jadeja alone reached the ground. He broke this rule so that he can reach the field early and do some extra practice, before he starts batting again.

However, Jadeja is not expected to be punished for this violation. Jadeja knew that India's lower order had collapsed twice in Leeds twice and this time he had already done half the work in removing the team with a score of 211/5. In such a situation, India could not take the risk of being all out on low score once again. Jadeja was unbeaten on 41 runs and his partnership with Shubman Gill was 99 runs, but there was a threat to the new ball. However, he batted with patience.

What did Jadeja say on his batting

After the end of the second day's play, I said, "I felt somewhere that I should go and bat a little extra because the ball was new. Can take your edge or bold. "

Jadeja created trouble for England

After reaching the half -century, he showed his fencing celebrations. Although Jadeja, who reached near the century, would make another record, but Josh Tung's bouncer was dismissed for 89 runs. On his 203 -run partnership with Gill, Jadeja said that he is satisfied with contributing with the bat. Jadeja has often been harassing the England team. His habit is that he plays directly in the middle of the pitch, playing on the front foot, annoying England captain Ben Stokes. Stokes complained to the umpires several times, even though Jadeja was later seen escaping from the danger area.

Update of IND Vs Eng 2nd Test Match so far

Talking about the match, in response to India's 587 runs, England lost three wickets till the end of the day's play. Akashdeep's fatal bowling gave England a double blow in a single over, when Akash Deep dismissed Docket and Pope on consecutive balls. At the same time, Siraj took the third wicket of the day, he sent the Crowley to the pavilion. Gill, Rahul and Karun Nair caught great catch in slip. England have scored 77 runs at the time of stumps on the second day. Brook was unbeaten on 30* and root 18*, while England are still 510 runs behind.