Kapil Dev said that the India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja is the best in the world and is far better than the England skipper Ben Stokes.
Ben Stokes has been in the form of his life and has been making remarkable contributions for his team in the ongoing Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy 2025.
On the other hand, Ravindra Jadeja has bagged 13 wickets and scored 347 runs at an exceptional average of 86.75 for the India National Cricket Team.
“I don’t want to compare. Stokes is a good all-rounder, but I still feel Jadeja is ahead. He is performing far better," Kapil, who is the president of PGTI, was quoted by PTI on the sidelines of the PGTI Schedule announcement for the second half of 2025.
Give him time - Kapil Dev on Shubman Gill
The legendary all-rounder said that Gill is still learning things and has a young team, which will make mistakes.
“This is a young team, they are getting the opportunity to play and in the coming days these players will win. It is just a new team. Any new team in the world takes time to adjust. Gill is a new captain, and he will learn a lot and I think this series will be a learning step."
What do you expect from a debutant, that he should take 10 wickets? - Kapil Dev
“What do you expect from a debutant, that he should take 10 wickets? You have to assess his potential. If he’s good enough, he will bounce back. Everyone is nervous when playing their first game. The result may not be ideal, but I believe the ability is there, and that’s more important," he added.
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