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Jaydev Unadkat creates history in Ranji Trophy, takes hat-trick in first over
Saurashtra team captain Jaydev Unadkat has created history in the Ranji Trophy match. Jaydev Unadkat, who came out to bowl against Delhi, has created history by taking a hat-trick in the very first over of the match. Unadkat stopped the Delhi team from getting off to a strong start by taking three wickets in the very first over.
Jaydev Unadkat took a hat-trick in the very first over and sent three batsmen including Delhi captain Yash Dhull to the pavilion for zero. The Ranji Trophy match between Delhi and Saurashtra is being played at the Saurashtra Cricket Stadium in Rajkot. After winning the toss, the Delhi team decided to bat first. But his decision backfired in the very first over when Unadkat took a hat-trick.
The 31-year-old Unadkat, who came out to bowl the first over of the match, took the wicket of Dhruv Shorey on the third ball. After this Vaibhav Rawal and captain Yash Dhull were hunted by Unadkat on the next two balls. All the three players returned to the pavilion on a score of zero. After this the Delhi team faltered badly. The Delhi team has lost eight wickets for 53 runs.
Jaidev’s performance was like this
Jaydev Unadkat took six wickets in this match. He has achieved these wickets by giving 29 runs in nine overs. This also included a hat-trick that Unadkat took in the first over, which gave Delhi a very weak start and the team could not handle itself.
Jaidev became the first Ganjbaj to create history
Jaydev Unadkat has become the first bowler to take a hat-trick in the very first over in a Ranji Trophy match. Let us tell you that Irfan Pathan of the Indian team was the first bowler to take a hat-trick in the first over in the history of Test cricket.
made another record
Jaydev Unadkat made his Test debut against Bangladesh after 12 years. Earlier, Unadkat had played his only match against South Africa at Centurion in 2010. Although he did not take any wicket in this test. Unadkat is such a player who has made a record of not playing 118 Test matches for India between the first and second Test. This is the biggest gap for the second match after playing the first match.
