Yashasvi performs in Oval Test match

Oval Test Match: Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal performed his best batting in the ongoing Oval Test against England. He made Team India to a strong position by scoring a century in the second innings. This was the sixth century of his Test career, and the special thing is that he scored this century against England. This innings made it easy for the Indian team to win. This innings of Yashasvi led him to another record, leading to four of the centuries against England. Even before this, he scored a century in the Leeds Test. Yashasvi’s performance against England reflects his constant good form, which is extremely important for Team India.

Yashasvi’s new record

Yashasvi Jaiswal completed the sixth century of his Test career in the Oval Test. He has scored four of these centuries against England, while the other two have come against Australia and West Indies. After being dismissed for just two runs in the first innings of the Oval Test, he made a brilliant comeback and scored a century in the second innings. This century was not only important for his personal records, but also proved to be an important contribution for Team India.

Yashasvi’s performance in England

Yashasvi has played several memorable innings during his Test career in England. After a brilliant innings of 101 runs in the Leeds Test, he also contributed significantly to Edgbaston and Manchester Tests. He scored 87 runs in the first innings of Edgbaston Test, while in the Manchester Test scored 58 runs. However, in this series, he was also dismissed for twice, but his centuries and half -centuries have been important for Indian cricket.

Sachin and Virat left behind

Yashasvi Jaiswal achieved another important achievement during the Test series against England. He set a record of completing 2000 runs in the lowest innings from India. During the Edgbaston Test, Yashasvi completed this feat in his 40th innings. With this, he became the first batsman of India to complete 2000 runs in the 40th innings of Test cricket. Earlier this record was with Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag.