Young Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made history by becoming the fifth Indian cricketer to score a century in Perth, joining the likes of Sunil Gavaskar, Sachin Tendulkar, and Virat Kohli. Jaiswal completed his maiden Test century against Australia on the third day of the ongoing Test at the Optus Stadium in Perth. This achievement puts Jaiswal in the same league as Indian legends Gavaskar, Amarnath, Tendulkar, and Kohli, who all have scored Test centuries in Perth.
In the midst of India’s tour of Australia, young cricket prodigy Yashasvi Jaiswal stunned the sports world with his maiden test century. Australian commentator Gerard Whateley was quick to recognize the 19-year-old’s exceptional talent, dubbing him “the chosen one.” With a batting masterclass of 100 and counting, Jaiswal’s extraordinary skills and inspiring journey have captured the admiration and respect of fans and pundits alike.
In a stellar performance in the first Test against Australia, Yashasvi Jaiswal, at just 21 years old, notched his first-ever Test century on Australian soil. With this achievement, he also became the youngest Indian opener since Sachin Tendulkar to score a hundred in Australia. Furthermore, Jaiswal also broke a record for the most sixes hit in a calendar year in Test history, solidifying himself as a rising star in the world of cricket.
Indian opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made history on Sunday as he became the third Indian to score a century in his first Test match in Australia. Jaiswal's feat is now on par with Motganhalli Jaisimha and legendary Sunil Gavaskar, who also achieved the same milestone in 1968 and 1977 respectively. Despite a shaky start with an eight-ball duck in the first inning, Jaiswal reached the 100-run mark with a six off Josh Hazlewood in the second inning.
Yashasvi Jaiswal, the young left-handed batter, made a remarkable debut in the ongoing Test series against Australia, becoming only the third Indian player to score a century in their first Test Down Under. Jaiswal, aged just 19, hit an impressive six to bring up his maiden Test hundred, surpassing Sunil Gavaskar's record for the highest individual score by an Indian player in their first Test in Australia. His partnership with KL Rahul also broke the record for India's highest opening partnership in Australia, cementing his place as one of India's most promising Test players. With his impressive form, all eyes are on Jaiswal to see if he can convert his century into a big score and help guide India to victory in the second Test.
In his Test debut against Australia, Yashasvi Jaiswal showed commendable strength and confidence as he held his own against fast bowler Mitchell Starc. Despite being dismissed for a duck in the first innings, Jaiswal came back stronger in the second innings, helping India establish a lead with a half-century and a century partnership with KL Rahul. With his sights set on becoming the future of Indian Test cricket, Jaiswal is proving that he can perform under pressure on the international stage.
The first day of the India vs Australia Test match at Perth was a rollercoaster ride, with 17 wickets falling and Australia reeling at 67 for 7 at stumps. The star of the day was Jasprit Bumrah who ripped apart the Australian top-order with four wickets, making it one of the worst starts for the hosts at home this century. With India's lowest Test score at home at 85 against South Africa in 2016, Bumrah's pacy unit will be aiming to create history on Day 2. The rest of the series and even Saturday's match is now up in the air, making it a thrilling and unpredictable game for both teams.
After years of struggling to find consistency in Test cricket, Mitchell Marsh was dropped from the Australian team during the 2019 Ashes. However, after working on his mental game and technique, Marsh made a dramatic comeback in the 2023 Ashes, scoring a century and solidifying his spot in the team. He has also seen success in white-ball cricket, even taking on the role of T20I captain. Now, as a new father, Marsh is back with the team, ready to take on the Border Gavaskar Trophy.
England's hopes of a 5-0 series sweep against West Indies in the fourth T20 were dashed by a stunning century stand from Shai Hope and Evin Lewis, who helped the hosts chase down a target of 219 with six balls to spare. Despite a valiant effort from Jacob Bethell (22-ball fifty), who powered England to an imposing 218-5, the West Indies openers took control of the match with a 136-run partnership. Although England fought back with three quick wickets in the 10th over, West Indies regrouped to clinch their first victory thanks to a confident knock from Rovman Powell and a series of back-to-back sixes from Sherfane Rutherford. The win was also the fourth consecutive victory for the side chasing in the series. However, England's concerns over Liam Livingstone's injury may dampen their spirits as they head into the final match of the series.
Tilak Varma's request to bat at No.3 pays off as he smashes a maiden century against South Africa in the 3rd T20I. In a post-match interview, he reveals that it was captain Suryakumar Yadav who gave him the opportunity. The young batsman dedicates his century to the skipper and praises the team's support and backing. He adds that the team encouraged them to play freely, leading to a stunning performance.