Yashasvi Jaiswal opened up on the confusing mix-up with Shubman Gill that led to his run-out during the first innings, sharing his thoughts on the unfortunate incident and its impact on his innings.
Fans and experts have been divided over who was responsible for the mix-up. Sanjay Bangar, however, blamed Shubman Gill, saying that in such situations, the non-striker should trust the striker’s call.
Shortly after crossing the 500-run mark, Shubman Gill led team India declared their first innings of the ongoing India vs West Indies (IND vs WI 2nd Test), the second and last Test match of the series, where the home team, India, is already leading it by 1-0.
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Watch the video where the left-handed opening batter of the Indian side, Yashasvi Jaiswal, was dismissed through a controversial run-out for 175 runs after a miscommunication with Shubman Gill during the second IND vs WI Test in Delhi.
Watch the video where the left-handed opening batter of the Indian cricket side, Yashasvi Jaiswal, has celebrated his 150 during the opening day of the second Test in Delhi against the West Indies.
In Test cricket, Jaiswal now has seven centuries at the age of 23, placing him joint-fourth on the all-time list alongside legends like Alastair Cook, Javed Miandad, and Kane Williamson.
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