Ravindra Jadeja in action vs WI [Source: AFP]Ravindra Jadeja returned to the wickets in ODIs for the first time after going wicketless in the last four appearances, as India faced West Indies in Guwahati. The left-arm orthodox spinner picked 2/75 (10) as India's second-best bowler on the day.Jadeja dismissed the dangerous-looking Amir Jangoo for a 77-ball 114 in the 43rd over, keeping the target within India's reach after three West Indies batters racked up hundreds. He also brought in a new wicket celebration and revealed interesting details about it after the match.Ravindra Jadeja's love for new celebrationRavindra Jadeja induced a soft error from the left-handed batter to end his 42-over wicketless streak; the ball was there to hit, but Jangoo cut it straight to Ruturaj Gaikwad. Jadeja did a special step to celebrate the wicket, leaving people wondering what it was about.Shortly after the celebration, netizens understood the reference: Jadeja had copied actor Emraan Hashmi's dance step from his new song Afsaana Banaaya Aapne. In a BCCI feature video, the veteran all-rounder revealed his love for new celebrations and that he is a big fan of a famous Bollywood actor."I'm a huge fan of Emraan Hashmi. So when his song came out, I liked that step. Wicket bhi bahut time ke baad mila. Whenever I feel like doing something different on that particular day, I try to do a different celebration. Luckily, I got the wicket, and at that moment, it came on instinct, and I just did it," he revealed.Also Read: India Predicted Playing XI vs Pakistan, Asian Games 2026 FinalAditya Acharya @AdityaA26057656 Ravindra Jadeja Is A Fan Of Emraan Hashmi Sep 30, 2026, 10:18 PM Jadeja's concerning formCriterionSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableStatsSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableMatchesSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table8SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableWicketsSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table3SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableEconomy rateSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table6.27SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableBowling Avg/SRSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table142.33/136SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete TableBest figuresSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table2/75SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table4W/5WSelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table0/0SelectAdd Row AboveAdd Row BelowAdd Column RightAdd Column LeftDelete RowDelete ColumnDelete Table(Ravindra Jadeja's ODI bowling record since Champions Trophy 2025)The 37-year-old all-rounder has been in the Indian team for over 15 years and is an integral part of the setup. However, his impact in white-ball cricket has slowly diminished over time, and it shows in the numbers.Criticism of him has focused on his wicket-taking ability. Jadeja often bowls tight spells but remains wicketless. He averages a whopping 142.33 with the ball since the Champions Trophy, which is a big concern for India heading into the World Cup. He has taken wickets in only 2 of 8 ODIs.Also Read: New Zealand Lock Squad For Australia Tour, World Cup Winner Returns After One Year
