“He Is A Problem”: Ex-England Skipper On India Star Ahead Of third Test. Not Rohit Sharma Or Shubman Gill | Cricket News

Former England captain Michael Vaughan mentioned that younger Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal is a “problem” for the Three Lions and is an unbelievable participant. Vaughan was talking on the Club Prairie Fire Podcast. Jaiswal lately lit up Visakhapatnam with a marathon double century in opposition to England within the second Test, serving to India in securing a win. Vaughan mentioned on the podcast that he met Jaiswal in Mumbai final 12 months and the following day he scored his maiden Indian Premier League (IPL) century in opposition to Mumbai Indians (MI) and now he has a double ton in opposition to the “best team in the world”.

“I would say he is a problem for England. He is an issue. He is an unbelievable player. I met him in Mumbai and he got a hundred the next day in the IPL. Now he has gone on to score a double-hundred against the best team in the world,” mentioned Vaughan.

Jaiswal turned the third-youngest Indian participant in historical past to attain a Test double hundred. Aged 22 years and 37 days, Jaiswal is the third-youngest Indian to get a double ton in Tests. The youngest participant to get a double century for India is Vinod Kambli, who was aged 21 years and 35 days when he smashed 224 in opposition to England in Mumbai again in 1994. India batting icon Sunil Gavaskar held the document of youngest Indian participant to get a double ton earlier than Kambli, scoring 220 in opposition to a ruthless West Indies assault at Port of Spain in 1971 aged simply 21 years and 283 days.

Jaiswal is barely the fourth Indian left-hander apart from Sourav Ganguly, Gautam Gambhir and Kambli to smash a Test double ton.

He has taken simply 10 innings to succeed in his maiden double-century. Karun Nair notched his maiden double ton for India in simply three innings, being the quickest Indian to take action.

In six Tests and 11 innings thus far, he has scored 637 runs in 10 innings at a mean of 57.90 and a strike fee of 63.57. He has scored a century, a double century and two fifties. With the batter having smashed 502 runs in 16 T20I innings at a mean of 33.46 and a strike fee of 161.93 with a century and 4 fifties, Jaiswal might very properly turn into India’s latest all-format star as soon as he receives his ODI cap.

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