Legendary Indian opener Sunil Gavaskar praised young Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal after scoring his double century-winning goal against England in the second Test in Vizag . The left-handed opener was an outstanding display in the Men in Blue’s first innings and contributed significantly to India’s massive scoring run.
In the first Test at the Rajiv Gandhi International Stadium in Hyderabad, Yashasvi Jaiswal capitalized on his start in the Vizag Test and scored 209 runs off 290 balls, including 19 fours and 7 sixes. Recorded. The southpaw could not even reach a century after scoring 80 runs off 74 balls in the first innings.
In his noon column, Sunil Gavaskar wrote thatYashasvi for hosting the second Test by converting his mistake in the first Test, where he missed a century, into a double century in the second Test. He praised Jaiswar. An Indian innings in which most other Indian batsmen gave up their wickets.
“Yashasvi Jaiswal, who did not miss a hundred likes in the first Test match, proved himself to be a quick learner with a brilliant double century in the second Test. I’ve proven it.”
“India definitely needed someone to keep the innings in check for the big century as most of the other batsmen again batted like they did in the first Test and then gave up their wickets,” Sunil said. – Gavaskar wrote. Noon line.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has performed exceptionally well for the Indian team in the ongoing Test series, scoring the highest number of runs for the team in the first two matches. While other Indian batsmen failed to score big runs, the southpaw scored 321 runs in two matches at an impressive average of 80.25. The southpaw’s attacking style of cricket helped England to victory.
The left-handed opener led India’s comeback in the series, turning India’s innings around and knowing exactly when to hit the spinners in the first innings. He also continued his trend of scoring big scores after sets, achieving his first Test double century in international cricket.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has had a strong start to both his Test and Twenty20 career. He scored a brilliant century on debut against West Indies, followed by a brilliant double century in the second home game and could be a future star for India in all formats.
