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Ajay Jadeja played 15 Test matches for the Indian cricket team between 1992 and 2000.
The royal heir was announced by Jam Saheb Shahrusali Singh of Jamnagar in Gujarat. He chose former Indian cricketer Ajay Jadeja as his successor. Shatrushalya Singhiji said, “I am happy that Ajay Jadeja will be the new Jam Saheb of Nawanagar.
Jam Saheb Shatrushalya Singhji currently has no children. To do this, he must choose his successor. He chose Ajay Jadeja. Jam Saheb Shatrushaly Singhji’s father is Digvijay Singh, who served as Jam Saheb for 33 years. His uncle Ranjit Singhji adopted him and made him his heir. The Indian cricket domestic tournament Ranji Trophy is played in the name of Jam Saheb Ranjit Singh.
Ranji and Duleep Trophy in the name of ancestors The Indian cricket domestic tournament Ranji Trophy is played in the name of Jam Saheb Ranjit Singh. The Duleep Trophy is held in the name of Duleep Singh, son of Juwan Singh, brother of Ranjit Singh.
Ranji Trophy is India’s domestic cricket competition. This is a first-class cricket tournament. Teams representing the state cricket associations participate. Duleep Trophy is a first-class domestic cricket tournament held in India. Both tournaments are organized by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). There are four teams participating in this competition, the Indian teams A, B, C and D compete.
History of Jam Saheb Jam Sahib was the title of the ruling prince of Nawanagar (now Jamnagar in the state of Gujarat). Jam Saheb belongs to the Jam Jadeja clan of Rajputs. Jam Rawalji became the first Jam Saheb of Nawanagar in 1540. They migrated from Kutch and founded Nawa Nagar in Harar district. Includes 999 villages.
Jadeja scores over 5000 runs in ODIs Ajay Jadeja played 15 Test matches for the Indian cricket team between 1992 and 2000. He scored 576 runs with the help of four half-centuries. Jadeja scored 5359 runs in 196 ODI matches for India. These include 6 centuries and 30 half-centuries.
Jadeja faces 5-year ban for solving case Ajay Jadeja was accused of match-fixing in 2000. After this, BCCI also banned Jadeja for 5 years. Jadeja has filed a petition in the Delhi High Court against the ban. A court later dismissed the charges. After this, Jadeja also made a comeback in domestic cricket, although the second innings was not special and he could not earn a place in the Indian team again.