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Yashasvi Jaiswal is a dedicated cricketer with an exceptional understanding of how to score runs, demonstrating resilience and adaptability in challenging conditions, while managing his physical limitations and strategic approach to batting.
Yashasvi Jaiswal became the first player in the world to achieve a Test batting average over 90 against England, after scoring 101 in the first innings of a match where India posted their highest-ever first-day total in England, surpassing Don Bradman's record for highest Test average against England. India dominated the opening day with strong performances from Gill and Pant, setting a solid foundation for the match.
India set a record high at Headingley with 359 for 3 on the first day, highlighted by centuries from Shubman Gill and Yashasvi Jaiswal, marking their highest opening-day total in England and Jaiswal's impressive debut across multiple countries. The match also featured notable individual milestones, including Jaiswal's age-related record and Sai Sudharsan's debut duck, amidst a backdrop of historic performances and statistics.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a century in his maiden Test innings in England at Headingley, overcoming physical discomfort and showcasing his skill and confidence against England's bowlers, marking a significant milestone in his cricketing career.
Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a memorable century in the first Test against England at Headingley, showing resilience despite hand cramps, and celebrated passionately, inspiring a young cricket fan who shared the moment online. His innings marked a significant achievement, placing him among India's elite in English Test history.
Yashasvi Jaiswal, the young Indian cricketer, attributes his hunger for big scores to the challenges he faced growing up and the importance of making the most of every opportunity. After being inspired by teammates in the first innings, he played a crucial role in the second innings, scoring back-to-back centuries and overcoming physical challenges. Jaiswal credits coaches Rahul Dravid and Vikram Rathour for helping him stay balanced amidst success and failure, emphasizing the importance of mental preparation and expressing oneself on the field.
Yashasvi Jaiswal's record-equalling 12 sixes and double-century, along with India's 28 sixes in the Test match against England in Rajkot, set multiple records. Jaiswal became the first Indian to convert his first three Test hundreds into 150-plus scores and achieved the third-highest score at the age of 22 years and 49 days. India's massive win by 434 runs marked their biggest winning margin in Test cricket, with Ravindra Jadeja earning his ninth Player-of-the-Match award in home Tests.
Yashasvi Jaiswal's remarkable double century in the second India vs England Test has garnered praise, with former England cricketer Kevin Pietersen highlighting the young opener's mistake in getting out to James Anderson. Despite this, Jaiswal's innings of 209 runs off 290 balls was a standout performance, earning him accolades from both teammates and opponents. At 22, he became the third youngest Indian to achieve a double century in Test cricket, showcasing his immense potential in the sport.
Jasprit Bumrah's exceptional bowling performance, including a 10th five-wicket haul, puts India in a commanding position on Day 2 of the second Test against England after Yashasvi Jaiswal's double century. England was bowled out for 253, giving India a 143-run first-innings lead. Bumrah's impactful spells, combined with Jaiswal's remarkable innings, have positioned India well, but they need to remain vigilant and perform effectively on day three to secure a win.
Yashasvi Jaiswal's double century in India's first innings against England in Visakhapatnam has set several records, making him the third-youngest player to score a double-century for India in men's Tests. His 209-run knock featured 179 runs against England's spinners, the joint-highest by any Indian batter in a Test innings against spin since 2002. Jaiswal's performance also included seven sixes, the most in an innings in India vs England Tests, and he became the third-youngest batter with hundreds at home and away from home in Tests for India.
With the return of Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli, India faces a dilemma on where to accommodate Yashasvi Jaiswal in the batting order. The possibility of Rohit and Kohli opening together raises questions about Jaiswal's place in the XI, despite his success as an opening batsman. Jaiswal's impressive powerplay performances and ability to provide a strong start make a compelling case for his inclusion in the playing XI, especially as India aims for aggressive, high-scoring totals in T20 cricket. Jaiswal's impactful performances in recent matches, including in the IPL, highlight his potential to provide the much-needed firepower at the top order for India.
Yashasvi Jaiswal becomes the third Indian opener to score a century on Test debut against the West Indies. The 21-year-old's incredible journey from a challenging upbringing to becoming a rising star in cricket is an inspiration to many. Yashasvi's century was celebrated by the entire Indian team, with captain Rohit Sharma offering a heartfelt hug. This achievement solidifies his reputation as a talented batsman and adds to his impressive performance in the IPL 2023, where he emerged as the fifth-highest run-scorer.
Yashasvi Jaiswal becomes the 17th Indian cricketer to score a century on Test debut, and the first to achieve this outside of Asia in over 21 years. The 21-year-old opener reached the milestone on the second day of the Dominica Test against West Indies. Jaiswal displayed patience and unorthodox shots, scoring his hundred off 215 balls. His innings also continued a trend of Mumbai batters making Test debut centuries for India.
Yashasvi Jaiswal's audacious strokeplay and Jofra Archer's pure vibes made for an enthralling duel in the IPL match between Rajasthan Royals and Mumbai Indians. Jaiswal's maiden century, the highest score by an uncapped player in the IPL, included an array of authoritative cuts, disdainful pulls, and inventive drives. Archer, playing only his third game this season, picked up three wickets and bowled consistently at speeds close to 150 kph. Despite being squared up and beaten by Archer's deliveries, Jaiswal weathered the storm and grew in presence in the game, impressing cricket experts and fans alike.
Tim David's three back-to-back sixes in the final over helped Mumbai Indians chase down Rajasthan Royals' 212 for 7, with six wickets in hand, in the Indian Premier League. Yashasvi Jaiswal had earlier hit a stunning 124 off 62 balls, including 16 fours and eight sixes, to become the top scorer by an uncapped Indian batter in the IPL. David's heroics helped Mumbai Indians chase down a 200-plus total for the first time in the IPL at the Wankhede Stadium.