Asian Games 2023: Yashasvi Jaiswal Celebrates Century On Two Occasions In Comedy Of Errors – Video Is Viral | Asian Games News

Scoring a century in your nation at a contest just like the Asian Games is not any small feat. That is why it’s fully comprehensible how emotional younger Indian cricket workforce batter Yashasvi Jaiswal bought after his ton towards Nepal in the course of the quarter-final match on Tuesday. However, in a bizarre flip of occasions, Jaiswal ended up celebrating his milestone on two totally different events after a late resolution from the umpire. On the primary event, Jaiswal slammed Sompal Kami straight down the bottom whereas batting on 95 and he began celebrating as he thought that ball was gone the total distance. However, the third umpire intervened and the replays confirmed that the ball had landed simply forward of the boundary line.

However, the younger expertise didn’t have to attend longer for his milestone and he took a single on the very subsequent supply and this time, he as soon as once more celebrated his achievement with teammate Shivam Dube.

Two Celebrations For Century
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HUNDRED BY YASHASVI JAISWAL In #AsianGames2023
Jaiswal Played Like Shewag
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Jaiswal smashed a blazing hundred to guide India to Asian Games semifinals however cricketers from Nepal confirmed lots of promise by placing up a fearless combat of their 23-run defeat.

Jaiswal, Indian cricket’s new pin-up boy, earned the excellence of being the youngest T20I centurion from the nation en route his 49-ball-100 that took India to a wholesome 202 for 4.

The males from the Himalayan nation made a match of it however lack of expertise turned their undoing as their innings ended at 179 for 9, guaranteeing a final 4 spot for Ruturaj Gaikwad’s males.

No reward can be sufficient for the Monty Desai-coached Nepalese facet because the smaller floor dimensions helped them embarrass two Indian pacers Arshdeep Singh (2/43) and Avesh Khan (3/32), who gave away 75 runs of their 8 overs.

There is one piece of statistics that can definitely annoy head coach VVS Laxman. India, in all, hit 12 sixes however Nepal batters surpassed them with 14 maximums.

(With PTI inputs)