The Indian team has found a diamond, and the shine of this diamond has brightened the eyes of all cricket fans around the world. Yashasvi Jaiswal broke all records after scoring 57 runs in the first inning of the fifth Test match against England today. Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored 1000 Test runs in the lowest 9 matches for India during this innings.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has taken the cricketing world by storm, etching his name in the record books with a phenomenal performance in his debut Test match against England. This fearless batsman has not only impressed fans with his explosive hitting but has also shattered numerous records, leaving everyone excited about the potential he holds.
Fastest Indian Opener
Yashasvi Jaiswal broke Vinod Kambli’s record by reaching 1000 runs in just 16 innings. Kambli had previously scored 1000 runs in 14 innings. But today Yashasvi Jaiswal has became the fastest Indian opener to reach 1,000 Test runs in just 9 matches.
Yashasvi Jaiswal also beat the record set by Virat Kohli in the 2016 series against England, when he hit 655 runs. Graham Gooch of England recorded the highest run total in a series between India and England in 1990 with 752 runs.
Today, Yashasvi Jaiswal hit Shoaib Bashir for three skyscraper sixes in the same over, although later he hurried after scoring a half-century and was stumped by Bashir’s own ball. This fearless style of Yashasvi Jaiswal is very much liked by the people. At the age of just 22, the way Yashasvi Jaiswal is breaking all records, it seems that India has got another superstar.
Fearless Batting Style
His explosive six-hitting is one example that sums up his style nicely. Jaiswal proved he could easily clear the ropes throughout his bat by hitting three massive sixes in one over. His reputation as a player who performs well under pressure was further cemented by this gutsy show of power and accuracy, which electrified the audience.
It appears that Jaiswal plays like both Australia’s David Warner and India’s legendary explosive batter, Virender Sehwag. Yashasvi Jaiswal is batting for India in Test cricket with the same reckless approach that Warner used to bat, despite Warner’s retirement from the game. In the second innings of the third Test match on Saturday, India’s youthful opening batsman Jaiswal achieved his third century of the series against England.
A Bright Future Ahead
Yashasvi Jaiswal is a powerful figure who has already made a name for himself at the age of 22. In addition to thrilling Indian fans, his historic debut and gutsy batting approach have drawn notice from the whole cricket community.
Jaiswal is regarded by many analysts and cricket enthusiasts as having the skill and attitude to go down in Indian cricket history as a legend. Virat Kohli and Sachin Tendulkar are already being compared since both players shown comparable talent at an early age.