Veteran Indian all-rounder Ravindra has made a strong comeback to team India after a long journey which he got during the Asia Cup 2022. The star player played a massive role in winning the first game of the Border-Gavaskar trophy which was played in Nagpur.
The 34-year-old was once the victim of social media abuse for his uneven performances, despite emerging as one of the biggest stars and a crucial member of the Indian team. Jadeja tweeted in 2013 in response to one of the trolls where he wrote,” “Don’t even try and judge me, dude. You have no idea what the f*** I’ve been through.”
Now while having a conversation with Hindustan Times, Jadeja has revealed how he passed that time when he was on the radar of trollers.
“On days when I haven’t done well, they start trolling, calling me names. They say things without knowing the kind of hard work I have done to reach this stage. Small, small things … there are so many struggles and sacrifices that I don’t even remember them now.”
He further added,” Computer ke saamne fukre log baithte rehte hain, meme banate rehte hain aur kuchh bhi likhte rehte hain (Those idlers sitting in front of a computer have nothing to do, they sit and make memes and write anything that comes to their mind).”
While talking to Indian Express a few years ago, Jadeja said,”People should call me by my name. That is enough. I hate being called Sir. If you wish, call me Bapu, that’s what I like. This Sir-Var, I don’t like at all. It just doesn’t register when people call me Sir.”
