IPL 2025: ‘I will put her ahead of Jonty Rhodes’, Nehra told this Indian best fielder

Ashish nehra on best fielder: Now that the Indian Premier League (IPL 2025) has traveled about half its journey, the level of cricket is also almost at its peak. In the last few days, there has been more than one great match. Both batsmen and bowlers have left a mark between the best cricket happening, so the fielders are also not behind. Some of the best catch have been seen, some have also been extraordinary runouts. Especially against Lucknow Super Joints, Abdul Samad’s best runout of Dhoni was a topic of discussion among the pundits and fans. Before the Gujarat match against Delhi, when head coach Ashish Nehra from Titans (Ashish Nehra) Before the match, according to him, he was asked about the best fielder, so he took the name of Ravindra Jadeja without losing the moment.

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When the anchor was questioned, Nehra said, ‘I have seen many fielders. Some are excellent in outfields, while some are good in the circle of thirty yards. Jonty Rhodes is the best in the circle. But if you ask overall, then the name of ABidi Villiers comes in the mind. The name of Andrew Symonds and Ravindra Jadeja also comes in the mind. But I will put Jadeja ahead of them ‘, the head coach of Gujarat Joints said,’ This is not due to Jadeja’s age. Jadeja has remained the same since the year 2008-09. I don’t know what he eats. If he eats something different, he should tell us.

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At the same time, talking about the match, in the first match of the day on Saturday, Gujarat Ties defeated Delhi Capitals by 7 wickets at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad and captured the first position in the points table. Chasing a score of 204 runs for the victory, Gajra started poorly, when captain Shubman Gill (7) was dismissed cheaply, but Jose Butler (97 runs, 54 balls, 11 fours, 4 sixes) took such a front at one end from here that he returned to the Gujarat Titans with four balls and 7 wickets. He was well with Sherfan Rutherford (43 runs, 34 balls 1 fours, 3 sixes) of the Windies. In the last over, Gujarat had to score ten runs to win. And on the first two balls of Mitchell Starc, Rahul Tewatia gave Gujarat victory by hitting six and four respectively. Buttkar may have been away from the century, but the Gujarat points moved to Delhi in the table and became the number one at the moment.