India opener on the first day of the first Test match being played against England in Headingley Yashasvi Jaiswal Started a strong start thanks to a brilliant century. The 22 -year -old left -handed batsman continued his series of touching milestones in international cricket by scoring a century in his first Test match on England soil.
After being sent for batting in the sky -surrounded sky and challenging circumstances, India’s openers KL Rahul and Jaiswal faced the initial shaking fiercely and made a concrete partnership of 91 runs for the first wicket. Just before lunch, England made a comeback, sending both the openers to the pavilion and tried to put a brake at India’s speed. However, the pressure continued batting with his specific style and concentration.
Jaiswal completed his century in a brilliant style by playing Bridan Cars ball for one run above the point on the final ball of the 49th over. As soon as the run was completed, he raised his hand in the air, took off the helmet and jumped with joy celebrating with a strong roar – this moment was full of emotions and satisfaction.
His celebration not only reflects his confidence and determination, but also shows how special this achievement was for him. In this innings of 144 balls, he hit 16 fours and 1 six. Captain Shubman Gill played a century partnership with him for the third wicket and supported him well with a restrained half -century.
With his unbeaten century in the headingley, Jaiswal has joined the list of few Indian batsmen who have scored a century in their first Test innings in England. His innings now reminds veterans like Sourav Ganguly, Vijay Manjrekar and Murali Vijay.
However, Jaiswal’s brilliant innings ended at the beginning of the third season, when England captain Ben Stokes gave him a third blow to India. The young batsman scored 101 runs in 159 balls – an innings that not only brought India to a strong position on the first day, but also prepared a rhythm for the series.
