Young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored two double centuries in the early stages of his career on the basis of his aggressive cricket, said on Sunday, February 18 that Test cricket is ‘tough’, but he believes in making a good start big.
Let us tell you that left-handed batsman Jaiswal scored unbeaten 214 runs in 236 balls in the second innings of the third Test match against England.
India won the match by a record 434 runs : –
The England team was out for 122 runs, due to which India won by a record 434 runs. This was the second double century of Jaiswal, who made his debut against West Indies in July 2023, in his seventh match. Yashasvi Jaiswal also registered his name in the record books by hitting 12 sixes, the most by an Indian in a Test innings in the Rajkot Test.
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After winning the third test, Jaiswal said :-
“Test cricket is tough, but I thought that when I am in the team, I have to give my 100 percent,” Yashasvi Jaiswal said after the Indian team took a 2-1 lead in the five-match series. I’m just trying. Whenever I spend some time at the crease, I try to convert it into a big innings. In Test cricket you have to convert your innings into big scores.
Yashasvi Jaiswal said this after his double century :-
He said, “It was very difficult for me because initially I was not able to score runs. Therefore, we had to play session by session and adjust to the conditions. That’s when I felt I could score runs.”
He said, “Meanwhile my back started hurting. I did not want to leave the ground but the pain had increased so much that I went out. Today when I came, I wanted to make sure that I take the game forward and bat till the end.” The fourth Test match of the series will be played in Ranchi from February 23.
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