The story of Yashasvi Jaiswal's fame, the great batsman also became his admirer, said a big thing in praise

sports desk : On the second day of the first Test match being played between India and Australia, Yashasvi Jaiswal played an unbeaten inning of 90 runs. Cricket great Sunil Gavaskar was impressed by Yashasvi Jaiswal's brilliant batting against the top-class Australian attack, saying the youngster offers a completely different approach to the role of an opening batsman by playing his shots rather than being overly cautious.

Jaiswal is batting on 90 runs till the end of the second day's play and at the other end, KL Rahul is batting on 62 runs. Jaiswal, along with the fast bowling trio of Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc and Josh Hazlewood, frustrated experienced spinner Nathan Lyon and made an unbroken partnership of 172 runs, giving India a lead of 218 runs.

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Great opening batsman Gavaskar said after the end of the second day's play, “This boy is very special.” Where he has come from and the way he is batting, it is not easy. He has got a different kind of fame. He scored more than 700 runs in five Test matches against England, including two double centuries earlier this year. Yashasvi looks hungry for runs. Which is what you want to see as a batsman.”

Gavaskar told 'Star Sports', “Many of us were told to score a century. I think he says I want to score 150 or 200 runs. He is hungry for runs and that is exactly what Indian cricket needs. ,

match status

Indian team scored 150 runs in the first innings. Australia's first innings was limited to 104 runs only. After that, the Indian batsmen batted brilliantly and did not let the wicket fall. KL Rahul and Yashasvi Jaiswal made an unbeaten partnership of 172 runs in 57 overs. In the first innings, Jaiswal was out after scoring zero and Rahul after scoring 26 runs. But he batted amazingly in the second innings. India dominated the second day without losing any wicket. India will now aim to further strengthen its lead on the third day.