The Photo Of This Cricketer Used To Be In Each Girl’s Room, Ended His Career Due To Just One Mistake

Ajay Jadeja, who has been the star player of the Indian cricket team, was also very popular among the fans. Whether it was the cricket field or his personal life, he was always in the spotlight. Once upon a time, Ajay Jadeja had a very large number of female fans. Jadeja was as handsome as he could be. He started watching games for girls who didn't like cricket one day. Girls also started posting photos of Jadeja in their own room. However, Jadeja's career came to an end after his name came up in match-fixing. Let's find out now from Jado's birthday.

Jadeja made his international cricket debut in the first one-day international against Sri Lanka on February 28, 1992. He made his Test debut against South Africa on November 13, 1992. He played for India at the World Cup and scored 22 runs in one over against Pakistan's fast bowler Waqar Younis, making a name for himself in international cricket. Jadeja was also a good fielder alongwith proper batting abilities. He had a lot of fans. But he was sentenced to five years in prison after being convicted of match-fixing. After the cut-off, Jadeja said goodbye to cricket forever.

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Born in the Nawanagar royal family in Haryana, Jadeja's cousin KS Ranjitsinghji was named after Ranji and Dilip Singh after the Dillip Trophy. Jadeja's love affair with Bollywood actress Madhuri Dixit was the talk of the town at the time. Ajay and Madhuri met during a photoshoot of a magazine. The two then had friendship and later fell in love. But Jadeja's family did not accept Madhuri, which brought an end to their love story. Jadeja then married Aditi Jaitley in 2000 at the behest of her family. Aditi is the daughter of politician Jaya Jaitley.

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Jadeja had a very good cricket career. In 196 ODIs, he averaged 37.47 runs, scoring 6 centuries and 30 fifties. His highest score was 119 runs. In addition, Jadeja had a maximum score of 96 in Tests. He played 24 innings in 15 Tests and scored 576 runs at an average of 26.18. Under Jadeja's captaincy, India won 8 of the 13 ODIs from 1997 to 2000. Jadeja has worked not only in cricket but also in Bollywood. In 2003, he starred in "Khel" and "Pal Pal Dil Ke Saath".


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