Wasim Jaffer has said that the Indian batsmen need to convert their start into three figures if the side wants to bounce back in the second Test against New Zealand.
Yashasvi Jaiswal talked about the advice Tendulkar, Dravid and Jaffer gave him in his formative years.
Jaffer achieved the milestone in the ongoing Ranji tie between Vidarbha and Kerala. Jaffer who started off with Mumbai in first-class cricket now plays for Vidarbha.
Wasim Jaffer played only eight matches for Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in the inaugural edition of the IPL back in 2008.
Jaffer is followed by Devendra Bundela and Amol Muzumdar, who have 145 appearances and 136 appearances in the Ranji Trophy.
Madhav Apte played seven Tests for India, five of which were against West Indies at home. In his seven Tests, he scored 542 runs at an outstanding average of 49.27.
KL Rahul's place in the team has been questioned due to his failure to own the opening slot despite being given a long rope by the team management.
The record for most centuries in ODI cricket lies with Sachin Tendulkar who scored 49.
Following India's shock exit, many fans have expressed their disappointment and feel Rohit Sharma should take over the captaincy from Kohli in the 50-over format.
Wasim Jaffer has been roped in as the batting consultant for BCB's academy in Mirpur.
By successfully defending both the titles, the team has proved everyone wrong.
In an exclusive telephonic conversation with indiatvnews.com, Jaffer was asked which cricketer he would pay to watch on a cricket field.
An interview with Wasim Jaffer - the timeless Indian cricketer.
Aditya Sarwate's 11/157 scripted Vidarbha's 'unreal' win over Saurashtra in the Ranji Trophy final in Nagpur on Thursday.
The battle lines are drawn and the summit clash will not just be about Cheteshwar Pujara and Umesh Yadav only but also about Wasim Jaffer, who is a domestic doyen in every sense of the terms.
Jaffer smashed 206 runs from 296 balls to become the first Indian and Asian batsman to score two double centuries after turning 40 in first-class cricket.
With Vidarbha's first innings yet to be completed and only two days left in the match, the hosts are all set to enter the semi-final of the coveted domestic tournament after ending the day 3 at an imposing 559 for 6.
At the close of play, Vidarbha reached 260/1 in the first innings, in response to Uttarakhand's 355, with Ramaswamy (112 not out) and Jaffer (111 not out) holding fort.
Following Gambhir's retirement and the emergence of the young talent it is keeping some senior players on their toes, who are out of the national side.
The 40-year-old went on to score 153 off 284 balls, his 54th first-class hundred, as Vidarbha declared their innings at 529 for six.
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