Ravindra Jadeja, the versatile all-rounder, has made a significant mark in Test cricket by becoming the longest-serving Test all-rounder, surpassing Jason Holder from the West Indies. This remarkable achievement comes after 1,151 days at the top. Currently, Jadeja leads the Men’s Test all-rounder rankings with a rating of 400, while Australia’s captain Pat Cummins holds the fourth position with a rating of 275.

Throughout his Test career, Ravindra Jadeja has participated in 80 matches, accumulating 3,370 runs with an average of 35. His batting includes 219 fours and 49 sixes. In his latest Test against Australia in January 2025 at the Sydney Cricket Ground, he scored 26 runs off 95 balls. Jadeja's bowling has also been exceptional, with a total of 323 wickets, achieving best figures of 7/42 in an innings and 10/110 in a match.

Since March 2022, Jadeja has outperformed legendary all-rounders like Jacques Kallis, Kapil Dev, and Imran Khan. The 36-year-old has excelled as the world’s top all-rounder, scoring 1,175 runs in 23 Tests at an average of 36.71, including one century and five half-centuries. His left-arm spin has earned him 91 wickets at an impressive average of 22.34.

Pat Cummins, the Australian captain, has played 67 Test matches, taking 294 wickets at an average of 22.44. He has maintained an economy rate of just under 2.91 runs per over, with his best bowling figures being 6 for 23. In his Test career, Cummins has scored 6,597 runs for his team.