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'First of all, I would like to thank the Government of India for honouring me with the Arjuna award. I would also like to congratulate the other winners as well. They've performed brilliantly in their fields,' Ravindra Jadeja said in a video message posted on the BCCI's Twitter handle

Apart from nominating Deepa Malik and Bajrang Punia for the Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award, the selection committee also picked 19 sportspersons for the Arjuna Award, including the likes of cricketers Ravindra Jadeja and Poonam Yadav, track and field stars Tejinder Pal Singh Toor, Mohammed Anas and Swapna Barman, footballer Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, hockey player Chinglensana Singh Kangujam and shooter Anjum Moudgil

In the 2nd India-West Indies T20I, Rohit Sharma top-scored with 67 off 51 balls, setting India up for a challenging total, before Krunal Pandya (20 off 13 balls) and Ravindra Jadeja propped up the innings by smashing 20 runs in the final over, which was bowled by Keemo Paul

London: Former India captain and batting legend Sachin Tendulkar has picked his Best XI of the ICC World Cup 2019. Tendulkar revealed his team on host broadcaster Star Sports (HotStar) on Sunday (July 14). England won the trophy after an epic final against New Zealand. Both the match and the Super Over ended in tie and the hosts won the trophy on boundary count. Tendulkar surprised everyone by picking Ravindra Jadeja, who featured in only two matches. Here is Tendulkar's World Cup 2019 XI.

Manchester: India captain Virat Kohli said he was disappointed after losing the ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final to New Zealand by 18 runs in Manchester on Wednesday (July 10). He said 40 minutes of India’s batting at the start changed the game. The ‘men in blue’ faltered in the 240-run chase at Old Trafford despite a rearguard action by Ravindra Jadeja (77) and MS Dhoni (50).

Manchester: India captain Virat Kohli hailed Ravindra Jadeja (77) for playing his “best knock” of his ODI career as he counter-attacked New Zealand in the ICC World Cup 2019 semi-final in Manchester on Wednesday (July 10). Kohli also said that Jadeja played with a lot of passion after what had happened to him in the past week, when asked about the criticism from former India batsman Sanjay Manjrekar, who called him a “bits and pieces” cricketer.

'Absolutely. Bits and by pieces, he ripped me apart today,' Sanjay Manjrekar said in a video shared by the International Cricket Council (ICC) on its official Twitter handle after the World Cup 2019 semi-final

New Zealand made it to their second successive final, with credit going to their pacers' — Matt Henry (3/37) and Trent Boult's (2/42) — deadly opening spell and Lockie Ferguson's steely nerve in the penultimate over

Ravindra Jadeja took to the micro-blogging site Twitter to lambast Sanjay Manjrekar for his views during his commentary stint at the World Cup 2019 in England and Wales. Manjrekar is part of the host broadcaster Star Sports

Southampton: Chetan Narula reports for MyNation as India prepare to take on South Africa in their World Cup 2019 opener in Southampton on Wednesday (June 5). It's been a long rest for the Men in Blue since the second warm-up, while the Proteas have lost to England and Bangladesh in the same interim. 

In team news, a major shock for South Africa as Dale Steyn has been ruled out of the tournament owing to a second should injury which hasn't responded to treatment. For India, Kedar Jadhav is completely match fit. But will he be considered for selection, or will Ravindra Jadeja come into the frame for this game at Hampshire Bowl.

Virat Kohli said leading India at the ICC World Cup 2019 will be the toughest job of his captaincy career so far. He spoke to the media ahead of India's first game against South Africa in Southampton. Here is the full transcript of Kohli's interaction with the media on Tuesday (June 4)

London: With their ICC World Cup 2019 warm-up matches complete, Chetan Narula looks back at India's two games against New Zealand and Bangladesh, and tells us what he learnt from those games. Did India sort out their number four problem? Is Ravindra Jadeja going to play a role for them? Are India worried about their openers' form and who will partner Jasprit Bumrah on June 5 against South Africa?

London: Chetan Narula reports for MyNation as India take on Bangladesh in the second warm-up game at Cardiff on Tuesday (May 28). The Men in Blue got a reality check in the first warm-up against New Zealand, with Ravindra Jadeja's attacking half-century the only bright spark. 

In Cardiff, India need to shed their rustiness and turn up the intensity as they play one final practice game before the tournament opener against South Africa on June 5. Kedar Jadhav and Vijay Shankar are recovering well, and one or both of them could feature in Tuesday's game.

Under overcast conditions, Trent Boult's (4/33 in 6.2 overs) incisive swing bowling was a test of technique for the Indian top-order batsmen and the ‘Men In Blue’ never recovered from an early collapse, being bowled out for 179 in 39.2 overs. This was India's first warm-up match ahead of the ICC World Cup 2019

Chasing a target of 179, the Delhi Capitals could never really get past the CSK spinners in the run chase. Imran Tahir along with Ravindra Jadeja and Harbhajan Singh ran through Capitals’ middle-order