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Ravindra Jadeja scores 16th first-class century ahead of New Zealand Test tour

12 Oct 2026Updated 1 hr ago1 source

Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has scored his 16th first-class century. This performance comes just ahead of India's upcoming Test tour of New Zealand, which is scheduled to begin in Wellington on November 19 before moving to Christchurch for the second Test match.

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What happened

All-rounder Ravindra Jadeja scored his 16th first-class century. The milestone comes in the lead-up to India's bilateral Test series in New Zealand.

Why it matters

Jadeja's batting form is crucial for India's balance in overseas Test matches, especially in challenging New Zealand conditions where his all-round skills will be vital.

What we know

  • Ravindra Jadeja scored his 16th first-class century.
  • The first Test against New Zealand starts in Wellington on November 19.
  • The second Test will take place in Christchurch.

What we don't know

  • The specific team or match context in which Jadeja scored this century.
  • The exact squad details or any fitness updates regarding other team members.

What's next

The Indian team will begin the Test series against New Zealand on November 19 in Wellington.

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