Archive · 22 Aug 2025
Key on Jadeja, Sundar's Hundreds in Manchester Test
In a cricket match between England and India, two Indian players, Jadeja and Sundar, batted for a long time to score their centuries.
This made the game more exciting.
The England team's boss, Rob Key, said that it was okay for the Indian players to keep batting.
Even though England's captain, Ben Stokes, seemed a bit upset, Key enjoyed how much attention this created around the game.
The series ended with India winning a match to make the final score 2-2.
Rob Key, England's managing director, discussed the actions of Jadeja and Sundar during the fourth Test.
Key believes Jadeja and Sundar were justified in continuing to bat to reach their centuries.
England captain Ben Stokes appeared upset when Indian batters didn't shake hands earlier.
The fourth Test saw India bat well to save the match, leading to a series draw at the time.
Key appreciated the drama and attention the situation brought to the game.
- Who
- Rob Key, Ravindra Jadeja, Washington Sundar, Ben Stokes.
- What
- Rob Key commented on Jadeja and Sundar batting in the fourth Test.
- When
- During and after the fourth Test match.
- Where
- Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester.
- Why
- To provide commentary on the event and series.
England's Perspective
India's Perspective
Player Handshake
England's Perspective
Ben Stokes was visibly upset with the Indian batters refusing to shake hands.
India's Perspective
Rob Key understood the Indian players' actions and found the situation entertaining.
- Event
- Fourth Test Match, England vs India
- Location
- Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
- Players Discussed
- Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar
- Key Figure
- Rob Key, England's Managing Director
- Final Series Score
- 2-2 draw