Ravindra Jadeja Breaks MS Dhoni’s Six-Hitting Record With Only Three Indians Ahead

Ravindra Jadeja Celebrates Milestone, Surpasses MS Dhoni in Test Sixes for India

Jadeja’s Record-Breaking Performance at the Narendra Modi Stadium

In a stunning display at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad, Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja achieved a remarkable milestone by surpassing former captain MS Dhoni to become India’s fourth-highest six-hitter in Test cricket. Jadeja’s achievement occurred during the first Test against the West Indies, highlighting his continued prowess in the longer format of the game.

Impressive Day 2 Performance: Jadeja’s Unbeaten 50

On the second day of the match, Jadeja scored an unbeaten 50 off 81 balls, a performance featuring three fours and four towering sixes, all hit against Jomel Warrican. This addition brought Jadeja’s tally to 79 sixes in 86 Tests, surpassing Dhoni’s record of 78 sixes in 90 matches.

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A Partnership to Remember: Jadeja and Jurel Dominate

Jadeja’s innings was part of a formidable partnership with Dhruv Jurel. Beginning the session at 218/4, the duo was relentless, extending India’s lead significantly. They exhibited aggressive intent, notably hitting three sixes in a span of just eight balls between the 71st and 72nd overs, with Jadeja sending two massive sixes over long-on and mid-on. Jurel also contributed with elegant boundaries.

Milestones and Records: Jadeja’s Rising Test Career

Jadeja’s unbeaten 50 marked his 28th Test fifty after another boundary-driven single off Warrican. Fans are now eager to see if he will reach the 4,000 Test runs milestone this year. Presently, Jadeja has delivered his seventh fifty-plus score in Tests for the year, a record unmatched by any Indian batter in 2025. With seven Tests and 13 innings under his belt, he has amassed 605 runs at an impressive average of 75.62, including a century and six fifties.

As India concluded the second session at 326/4, with Jurel notching 68* and Jadeja staying firm at 50*, the team secured a commanding position against the West Indies, fortifying their illustrious Test cricket legacy.