Yashasvi Jaiswal “Learned not from you, but from his upbringing”: England’s great explosive star player. cricket news

Among the many performances in India’s win over England in Rajkot, star batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal’s performance was truly special. The left-handed opening batsman became the first Indian to score two double centuries in Tests against England on the fourth day of the third Test in Rajkot on Sunday. Jaiswal’s first double century against England came in the second Test match in Visakhapatnam, where he scored 209 runs in India’s first innings. The 22-year-old’s second double century came in Rajkot when he scored an unbeaten 214 in the third Test of the five-match series.

Jaiswal also hit the most number of sixes in a Test series for India and became the first player worldwide to hit 20 sixes in a Test series with 22 overhead boundaries against England in the ongoing series.

However, after Jaiswal scored his century, England star Ben Duckett made a strange comment. Duckett told the media during a press conference, “When you see players from the opposition playing like that, it feels like we should take some credit that they are playing different to the way other people play Test cricket. Are.”

“We saw it to some extent over the summer and it’s quite exciting to see other players and other teams playing that aggressive style of cricket. He looks like a superstar in the making, unfortunately, he’s not in very good form at the moment. Duckett cheekily commented, “He’s got some shortcomings.”

Former England captain Nasser Hussain criticized the England star’s comments.

“The comment about Jaiswal that he has learned from us. I am going to talk about that. He has not learned from you, he has learned from his upbringing and the hard work he had to do while growing up.” From IPL. If anything, I’ll watch it and learn from it,” Hussain told Michael Atherton sky game podcast.

“So, whatever they are saying in public and in the dressing room, I hope they are going back to their rooms with a little introspection. I can look at the guy and learn from him. Otherwise, It will become a cult.” Isn’t it? Sometimes, buzzball has been described as a cult where you can neither be criticized from within nor from the outside. Even in this regime there is room for learning and improvement.”

with ANI input