ACTION PUNJAB NEWS Desk: Yashasvi Jaiswal delivered a remarkable performance during Day 4 of the Rajkot Test against England, securing his second double century in Test cricket. Despite battling back spasms the previous day, Jaiswal displayed unwavering determination as he dominated the English bowling attack. With a stunning display of strokeplay, he reached his double century in just 231 balls, comprising 14 fours and 10 sixes.
On the fourth day, Jaiswal returned to the crease alongside Shubman Gill and Kuldeep Yadav after being sidelined due to back spasms. After Gill’s dismissal on 91, Jaiswal took charge, exhibiting patience and composure to consolidate India’s innings.
As the innings progressed, Jaiswal’s confidence soared, leading to an acceleration in his scoring rate. Notably, he launched a blistering attack on Rehan Ahmed and Joe Root, hitting several sixes to boost his tally.
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During James Anderson’s over, Jaiswal’s aggression peaked as he smashed three consecutive sixes, showcasing his dominance with the bat. With his rapid scoring, he surpassed a strike rate of 80 and effortlessly reached his second double century.
Jaiswal’s achievement places him in an elite category of Indian batsmen, alongside Virat Kohli, as only the second player to score two double centuries in consecutive Tests of a series. This remarkable feat solidifies his stature as a rising star in Indian cricket history, joining a select group of players who have achieved similar milestones.
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(Inputs from agencies)
