Former Australian cricketer Brett Lee has cautioned Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja about his on-field celebration. After scoring a half-century, Jadeja performs his trademark sword-swirl celebration, which looks spectacular, but Lee believes it could potentially strain his rotator cuff muscles.
Jadeja enjoyed an impressive run in the recently concluded Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, scoring five half-centuries. He amassed 516 runs at an average of 86 across the five-match assignment. This was the first time that Jadeja crossed the 500-run mark in a red-ball series, which also made him among the top run-getters in the series. On top of that, he also took seven wickets, and Lee wants the cricketer to do more such things in the future.
The legendary Australian pacer further expressed that the Saurashtra cricketer has been a phenomenal cricketer over the years only because of the fitness levels he has been able to maintain. The 36-year-old is able to cover a lot of area on the ground while fielding, because of which the team eventually benefits a lot. Lee says that these factors make Jadeja one of the top cricketers around the globe.