Ravindra Jadeja was accused in the test match between IndvsAus, controversy started over ball tempering

Spinner Ravindra Jadeja has rocked the bowling in the first Test match between India and Australia in Nagpur. The Australian batsmen could not stand in front of his performance and the entire team was bundled out for just 177 runs. In the first innings of the match, spinner Ravindra Jadeja wreaked havoc on the Australian batsmen. But the Australian media could not tolerate this powerful performance.

 

The Australian media has leveled a serious allegation of foul play on spinner Ravindra Jadeja. In fact, the Australian media accused Jadeja of ball tempering. After this allegation, the controversy is continuously increasing. Sharing a video of the match, the Australian media said that Jadeja was seen applying something like a crease on his finger.

 

Former Australian captain Michael Clarke has also given a big statement in this matter. He has given a statement in support of Ravindra Jadeja. He said that many times the finger gets blistered or cut when the bowlers wet it for a long time. There is a possibility that Jadeja may have applied some cream. He said that if Jadeja had applied any cream on his hand, then the umpire should have been informed about it so that the matter would not have escalated so much.

 

In this controversy related to Ravindra Jadeja, the Indian team management has also presented its clarification to the ICC. On the first day of the Nagpur Test, the match referee presented the video to Indian captain Rohit Sharma in front of Jadeja. Although the Indian team management has denied all the allegations and said that it is a Mahram. The team management has informed the referee about this. According to the management, Jadeja had applied pain relief medicine on his finger.