- Jadeja Ends 177-Run Stand, Dismisses Campbell In IND vs WI 2nd Test

Originally posted on Cricfit | By Sarvang Bhola | Last updated Oct 13, 2025 2:15 PM ET

Ravindra Jadeja delivered a crucial breakthrough on Day 4 of the second Test between India and the West Indies in Delhi on Monday, October 13, by dismissing centurion John Campbell. The left-arm spinner trapped Campbell lbw, ending the 177-run partnership he had shared with Shai Hope. Campbell scored 115 off 199 balls, hitting three sixes and 12 boundaries.

The wicket fell in the 64th over of the West Indies’ second innings. Jadeja bowled a short-length delivery from around the wicket that pitched on middle and leg and turned in, beating Campbell’s attempted reverse sweep. The batter was adjudged lbw, and although the on-field umpire took a moment to decide, replays confirmed that the ball would have struck the stumps despite Campbell’s review.

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Trapped! #RavindraJadeja gets the all-important wicket of centurion #JohnCampbell.

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— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) October 13, 2025

West Indies Back In The Game Thanks To Campbell And Hope’s Partnership

John Campbell and Shai Hope delivered a composed batting performance to help West Indies fight back after being asked to follow on in their second innings. At the latest update, the tourists were 217/3, with captain Roston Chase and Hope unbeaten on 80, still trailing India by 53 runs.

On Day 3, West Indies were bowled out for 248 in their first innings, with Kuldeep Yadav shining with a five-wicket haul, while Ravindra Jadeja claimed three wickets. India, batting first, declared at 518/5, powered by centuries from Yashasvi Jaiswal (175) and captain Shubman Gill (129*). Jomel Warrican took three wickets for the visitors.

According to Cricbuzz, India has not batted again after enforcing a follow-on in the past 13 years, with the last occurrence in the fourth innings being against England in November 2012. India had won the series opener convincingly by an innings and 140 runs to take a 1-0 lead in the two-match series and has not lost a Test against the West Indies since 2002.

This article first appeared on Cricfit and was syndicated with permission.

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