India’s young player Yashasvi Jaiswal is currently the subject of discussion due to his brilliant century in his debut match in the ongoing Test match against the West Indies. He became the 17th Indian player to score a century on debut in red-ball cricket. Jaiswal’s coach Jwala Singh is someone who has closely followed the youngster since his early days and is happy to see the way his student has developed.
Jwala also revealed that she had a feeling that Yashasvi Jaiswal would make a good start to his international career. The left-handed opener is yet to get out in the first Test and has already scored 143 runs off 350 balls with 14 fours.
“I’m happy to see him grow. I had a feeling he’d start well. He’s had a good four seasons IPL And in domestic cricket too. “He has played most of the world-class bowlers under a lot of pressure, especially in the IPL,” Jwala told PTI. He also pointed out that Yashasvi Jaiswal has got the right idea about playing quality bowlers at the highest level. Is. This game has been playing in the Indian Premier League for a long time.
“He has the idea of playing with top quality bowlers. As a player, it is important to have the habit of scoring runs. As a coach I always teach my players to look at the ball and not the bowler and focus on that. I try to react.” Nice ball. There will always be nine fielders, whatever match you play, be it T20 or ODI or Test. As a batsman, you have to stay in the present and take each ball you face on merit and believe in your ability. The coach further added, “I am glad that Yashasvi has been able to do so on the field and is proving me right.”
As far as Jaiswal is concerned, he became the fourth consecutive Mumbaikar to score a Test century on debut. In front of him, Rohit Sharma, Prithvi Shaw And Shreyas Iyer had crossed the three-figure mark in his debut Test.