Not many batters can boast of having scored their first five test hundreds in four different countries. Yashasvi Jaiswal, Whoose Nasscent Career is Still in its 20th match, has managed that feat.
On Friday in the opening test against England at Headingley, The 23-Old Reached The Three-Figure Mark (101) in his first match in Leeds, Something He ALSO MANAGED In Perth Last Year by Scoring a Ton in his maiden Outing -LBeit in the second innings – in australia.
“I think all the things I do … Everything, I Enjoy and Love It,” Jaiswal said after the day’s play. “But some are special, and a first is first always.”
Thought the 22 yards Proved to be batting paradise, jaiswal was mendful of the early morning help most bowlers get in these parts. He was far from expansive in the initial phase and eschewed all risk on the leg side, not accounting for a single boundary in that region all innings.
Read: Eng vs IND, 1st Test: Jaiswal, Gill Hundreds Help India Ease Ise Ise Ise Ise Ise Ise
“Challenges are Always there in Cricket,” He said. “It’s different at different stages. I was just trying to keep faith in my process, about how to play play in particular situations, how the field is, where they are boiling, and what the tam needs.”
Jaiswal said that he enjoyed batting with Shubman Gill during the 129-R Third-Government Stand.
“We spoke a lot in the middle. It was to play session by session and cash in a loose ball. There was amazing cameraderie.
Former New Zealand Speedster Tim Southee, Who is Now Part of the English Backroom Staff, Doffed His Hat Too.
“They negotiated the first hour well; they left [the ball] Well, “The Kiwi said. But credit to them, [Yashasvi] Jaiswal and [Shubman] Gill Played a pretty good hand. “
