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Viswasruti mentions that in the past when India

Were 160/6 or so Lower order pops up

So yes terrific Improvisation from Ash / Jadoo they pops up when it matter most, ravindra jadeja in Domestic India have 3 Tripple century so No wonder why he hold His spot in top all rounder from ICC log.For India many times jadeja bats at 5 & scored 50's

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Homeground 100s are always special

🏏 Bangladesh tour of India 2024: 1st Test - BD vs IND - Day 2 🏏

Ashwin's expertise drives India past Chennai's opening-day hurdles

Driving school was in session on a tricky opening day of Test cricket in Chennai, where low-slung grey clouds added to the jeopardy of the soft and damp playing surface. Virat Kohli was caught out when he drove overzealously and away from the body too soon. Yashasvi Jaiswal earned his license by opting to do his driving in a narrow 'v', picking only the full-length deliveries or by making his own lengths by walking towards the ball. Then there was Ravichandran Ashwin, who drove India out of the mire as coolly as he might outside the confines of the MA Chidambaram Stadium in non-peak hours - weaving past potholes and metro-work blockades, air-conditioning on with 'Vaathi Coming' playing to thumping volume.

It needed a local to show India the way out of the trouble they'd found themselves through the middle session and Ashwin did just that with his sixth Test century and the second at his home ground. His knock and his unbeaten 195* partnership with Ravindra Jadeja reinforced some old truths at the start of the season: that India's lower-order might remains a cheat code in these conditions.

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