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Key highlights of Yashasvi Jaiswal’s historic double hundred:<\/span> Left-Handed Maestro: <\/span>Jaiswal joins the elite club of Indian left-handed batsmen who have scored Test double centuries, a list that includes Sourav Ganguly, Gautam Gambhir, and Vinod Kambli.<\/p>\n Fastest Indian to Maiden Double Century in Tests:<\/span> While Jaiswal took just 10 innings to reach his maiden double-century, Karun Nair holds the record as the fastest Indian, achieving this feat in just three innings. Ind vs Eng test series: Sarfaraz Khan gets maiden India call up for 2nd test against England<\/p>\n<\/div>\n As day two of the second Test unfolds, India posted 396 all out in their first innings, propelled by Yashasvi Jaiswal’s historic and marathon knock.
Third-Youngest Indian:<\/span> Aged 22 years and 37 days, Jaiswal secured his place as the third-youngest Indian player to achieve a Test double century. Vinod Kambli remains the youngest, achieving this milestone at 21 years and 35 days.<\/p>\n
Consistent Performance:<\/span> Jaiswal’s remarkable double century adds to his growing list of accomplishments across formats. In six Tests and 10 innings, he has amassed 620 runs at an impressive average of 62.00, showcasing his adaptability and hunger for big scores.
Having already excelled in various domestic tournaments and T20Is, Jaiswal is on the path to becoming India’s newest all-format star.
Temperament and Hunger for Big Runs:<\/span> At the age of 22, Jaiswal has demonstrated exceptional temperament and hunger for big runs, securing double centuries in tournaments like the Irani Cup, Duleep Trophy, Vijay Hazare Trophy, and now in Test cricket.<\/p>\n\n
(With inputs from ANI)<\/span><\/div>\n