The young Yashsavi Jaiswal’s horror show on the field of India National Cricket Team continued at 5 of the Test series opener against the England National Cricket Team at the ground.
Yashasvi Jaiswal left 97* on Tuesday, June 24, left the opener Ben Docket of the England National Cricket Team, and made it very angry to Pesar Mohammad Siraj of India’s national cricket team.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal hit a new low as a fielder
Jaiswal is one of the most influential young cricketers in world cricket, and is also a great athlete. He covers the ground very well and also created his reputation as a reliable fieldingman.
However, Yashasvi Jaiswal has completely tarnished his reputation after some shocking blunders on the field in his last few Tests.
The Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 Down Under, Yashsvi Jaiswal made terrible mistakes on the field, and his fielding continued in the five-match Test series against the England National Cricket Team.
In the first innings, Yashasvi Jaiswal dropped three catches and was forced to conduct a single slip-catching training by the Indian team management.
Many people hoped that the youth would improve after harsh training, but it did not happen, and he made another mistake on the field in the second innings.
On the fifth ball of the 39th over, Mohammad Sirj bowled Ben Docket a short length ball, which rammed it towards deep backward classes.
Yashasvi Jaiswal came running for the catch, put a dive, got both hands on the ball, but dropped the catch. Mohammad Siraj was extremely angry after the dropped catch, and head coach Gautam Gambhir, was also disappointed to see the disappointment.
Watch: Mohammad Siraj becomes a nuclear because Yashasvi Jaiswal left Ben Docket
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Jaiswal’s error proved to be expensive as Ben Docket registered a ton, and now the young man holds unwanted records for a combined catch (4) combined by an Indian player in a Test match.
More to follow …