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Yashasvi Jaiswal joins Kohli and Dravid with yet another fifty

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s remarkable consistency as he notches another half-century in the India vs England Test series, joining the esteemed ranks of Kohli and Dravid in a special milestone.

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Yashasvi Jaiswal joins Kohli and Dravid with yet another fifty
Yashasvi Jaiswal joins Kohli and Dravid with yet another fifty

With continuing as last record, 22-year-old Yashasvi Jaiswal showcased his batting prowess yet again in the ongoing India vs England Test series. Following his remarkable back-to-back double centuries in previous matches, Jaiswal delivered another stellar performance in the fourth Test held in Ranchi.

Facing England’s disciplined bowling attack on Day 2 of the Ranchi Test, Jaiswal exhibited his resilience after an early setback with the loss of Rohit Sharma. Partnering with Shubman Gill, he steadied the Indian innings with a crucial partnership. Jaiswal’s patient innings culminated in a well-earned fifty off 89 balls while batting alongside Rajat Patidar.

Another record listed

Notably, Jaiswal’s achievement also places him in elite list, alongside Indian cricket legends Virat Kohli and Rahul Dravid. He became only the third Indian batsman in Test cricket history to surpass the 600-run mark against England in a single series, joining the ranks of Dravid and Kohli.

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The milestone was reached in the 40th over of the game, underscoring Jaiswal’s exceptional form throughout the series. With at least one fifty-plus score in each Test match so far, his standout performances include two consecutive double centuries in the second and third Tests. In Vizag, he notched a century in the first innings, while in Rajkot, his stellar batting anchored India’s dominance in the second innings.

His story of England series

As the Ranchi Test unfolds, Jaiswal’s sublime form remains a cornerstone of India’s batting lineup, as they strive to consolidate their position in the match.

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Currently, India stands at 133 for 4 in 39.1 overs during the second session of Day 2, with Jaiswal’s resilience and consistency offering a beacon of hope for the team’s success.

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