Known for his ability both with bat and a ball. before lifting the spirit of his team with the moment of brilliance on the field, ecstatic Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja, who is participating in the ongoing 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, on Tuesday took to microblogging website Twitter — to reveal his recently born daughter’s name as ‘Nidhyana’.
It’s the social media that has played a significant role – to keep the die-hard fans in touch with their favourite teams and star players for the instant updates as Jadeja’s tweet saw congratulatory messages pour in on his Twitter handle.
Congratulations…. that's a beautiful name!
— Anushka Arora (@Anushka_Arora) June 13, 2017
In the recent past, World No. 1 Test bowler Jadeja, who has played a pivotal role in India’s success particularly in Test circuit while bowling in tandem alongside Ravichandran Ashwin.
A bowling pair has been seen as a big threat for the best of the teams, across the cricketing world.
Earlier, Jadeja left for the United Kingdom when his named was announced among the 15-men squad for the ongoing 2017 ICC Champions Trophy, after expecting first child
On April 17, 2017, in Rajkot, the 28-year-old Saurashtra born Jadeja got married to Gujarat-born Reeva Solanki, a mechanical engineer by profession.
However, Jadeja, who’s currently giving his best to defend the coveted title in England and Wales, would be aiming to deliver in his own way against Bangladesh, in the semi-final fixture at the Edgbaston on Thursday (June 15).
Showcasing his performance and proving his mettle in the side, Jadeja has been a revelation for Men in Blue in the Playing XI in the recent past.
Interestingly, Jadeja’s teammates have congratulated the left-arm orthodox spinner over his daughter’s birth back home, as the proud father is on the national duty.
Maintaining his line and the length, Jadeja claimed two wickets against Pakistan, before claiming prize scalp of southpaw Quinton de Kock in the virtual quarterfinal.
Jadeja has featured in 132 One-day Internationals in which he has bagged 154 wickets at an average of 34.87 which further included four four-wicket hauls and one five-wicket haul.
The left-handed batsman has amassed 1,888 runs in 91 ODI innings at the average of exactly 32. He has also smashed 10 fifties.