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It is no secret that Team India's ace all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja loves horses. He has three at his farmhouse, located nearly 30 kilometres from Jamnagar.Every time he returns from playing duties he spends most of his time riding his mounts, Kesar, Dhanraj and Ganga. The former, a mare, recently gave birth to Veer. - Please click NEXT for ...

New Delhi: Back from an action packed ICC World T20 in Bangladesh where Team India ended up as finalists, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja has invoked his affliction with microblogging site Twitter. Sir Jadeja's love for horses is an open secret, and ...

Mohit Sharma gave India a good start as he got Lankan opener Kusal Perera caught by Ravindra Jadeja in the second over after the former champions were restricted to just 130.

In Pictures: Cricketers With 'Selfies' Indian cricketers (from left) Suresh Raina, Ravindra Jadeja and Shikhar Dhawan with their selfie during the ICC World Twenty20 competition. (Photo

159 (Shenwari 50, Jadeja 4-30, Ashwin 3-31) by eight wickets Scorecard and ball-by-ball details Ravindra Jadeja set the tone of the innings with two wickets in his first over © AFP Enlarge Related Links News : Why no Pujara and Pandey, asks Gavaskar Matches: ...

Mirpur: Things have changed a lot for M.S. Dhoni since that September evening when he led India to World Twenty20 triumph at Johannesburg in 2007, and the Indian captain feel those changes happening not just within him but also around him. What ...

Brilliant show by Ravindra Jadeja (3/48) and Amit Mishra (2/18) helped India restrict Windies to 129/7 in their World T20 tie at Shere Bangla National Stadium.

Amit Mishra removed Ahmed Shehzad just after Ravindra Jadeja got rid of Mohammad Hafeez to put Pakistan in trouble in the World T20 opener

Chris Gayle, Ravindra Jadeja and Brendon McCullum are among the batsmen who could light up the World Twenty20 championship with their big-hitting on the flat pitches of Bangladesh. With the fifth edition of the tournament commencing on Sunday, Rediff.com presents the Top 10 batsmen to watch out for. Chris Gayle, West Indies The tall Jamaican is dreaded for his big-hitting ability. No boundary is big enough for the left-handed opener and even his mis-hits often land in the stands. In recent ...