Yashasvi Jaiswal Century: Team India's young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal has performed brilliantly in his first Test match in Australia. Yashasvi proved his ability by scoring a century on the difficult pitch of Perth. Yashasvi, who did not even open his account in his first innings, made a tremendous comeback within just 24 hours and scored his fourth century in Test cricket. His century and the record partnership with KL Rahul put India in a strong position in the first match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.
Yashasvi Jaiswal became hero from zero
Team India got a chance to bat after bowling out Australia for just 104 runs on the second day of the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy being played in Perth. During this time, the team needed a good start, and Yashasvi along with KL Rahul did this work well. Learning from the mistake of his first innings, he kept his aggressive game under control and remained at the crease, which gave him the advantage.
Yashasvi did not create a century but created history in Perth.
Yashasvi achieved this feat in 205 balls by scoring a brilliant century in Perth. With this century he created history as he became the third Indian after ML Jaisimha and Sunil Gavaskar to score a century in his first Test match in Australia. He also became the fourth youngest Indian to score a century in Australia. This was his first century against Australia and second on foreign soil. Earlier, he had also scored a century in West Indies, which was his first Test century.
1500 runs completed in test cricket
While playing the first Test against Australia, Yashasvi proved that he can give a tough challenge to the batsmen not only by aggressive batting but also by remaining patient and staying on the crease. By scoring a century in Perth, he also completed his 1500 runs in Test cricket.
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