The cool warning of India National Cricket Team opener Yashsvi Jaiswal has been given a vivid warning, which has taken the young Sai Sai Dharhar from the storm on social media on the day 1 of the ongoing fourth test of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy at the Old Trafford Cricket Ground in Manchester.
In the 37th over of India’s innings, Sai Reformson decided to take a quick single after tapping the ball from Bridan Cars, but his batting partner Yashsvi Jaiswal was still away from security at the end of the non-strayer. And from here India could lose one wicket for England.
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The ball beat the mid-on fielder, and it was a straight hit, running back to the Yashsvi Jiswal pavilion. Although the Indian opener survived, the moment turned into a fan-psandida clip which is now becoming viral in social media platforms.
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Instead of reacting to frustration, the left -handed batsman went away, composed, but said, and said, “Sai, Ball Jane Toh Dey,” is asking his partner to wait a beat before making such a risky call, as the Indian cricket team is watching the five -match matches against England in Manchester.
When Sai called, Yashsvi Jaiswal was looking at the mid-on fielder. Jaiswal’s quick warning for Sai reminded the intensity of fans and the cricket fraternity and the presence of the necessary mind in Test cricket.
See the viral moments here:
“Sai, Ball Jane Toh Dey” #Yashasvijaiswal Gives #Saisudharsan A firm reminder to check the fielder posts before taking off for a risky run#ENGVIND 4th test, day 1 | Now live on jiohotstar https://t.co/0vxbwu8oco pic.twitter.com/mkytxcoa7d
– Star Sports (@StarsportsIndia) July 23, 2025
Meanwhile, Sai Reformson made a comeback by reaching a fifty fifty. Batting at number 3, Sai knocked 61 runs off 151 balls, with seven borders, and with an injury, added 72 runs with Rishabh Pant before retiring later.
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Rishabh Pant’s injury in stumps on India 264/4 Day 1 raised the alarm
India made a strong start at 1 of the fourth Test at Old Trafford, scoring 78 runs in the first session, without losing wickets. KL Rahul (46) and Yashsvi Jaiswal (58) handled England’s new ball attack well. But England bounced back after lunch as Chris Woakes removed Rahul, and Liam Dawson soon got Jaiswal.
Sai Sudarshan and Rishabh Pant (37*) stabilized the innings with a solid partnership. Reformson scored 61 runs before exiting. The pants, however, had to stop the injury after a painful blow to his ankle. India ended day 1 at 264/4, but Pant’s injury is a major concern.
England are ready to take the second new ball for the first time on day 2, and the first hour can decide the flow of the match. Already began to behave unevenly with the pitch, the batting will be difficult only as the day.
If India manages to survive in the morning session at day 2, they can push their total to about 350, which will feel like 450 on this difficult surface. But if England attacks quickly and wins the session, they may be able to keep India low in 325 or Old Trafford Cricket Ground.
