Yashaswi Jaiswal celebrates his century throughout the third day of third Test match between India and England.
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Referring to left-handed opening batter Yashasvi Jaiswal as a “superstar in the making,” Ben Duckett, the England opener, pressured England deserved credit score for altering the manner Test cricket is being performed by varied groups.
“When you see players from the opposition playing like that, it almost feels like we should take some credit that they’re playing differently than how other people play Test cricket. We saw it a bit in the (English) summer and it’s quite exciting to see other players and other teams are also playing that aggressive style of cricket,” Duckett stated, when requested about Jaiswal’s counterattack that took the sport away from England in the final session. “He looks like a superstar in the making, Unfortunately (for us), he is in some very good form at the moment. He is due a couple of low ones.”
After being pinned in all the departments proper by way of the day’s play, Duckett, the highest particular person scorer of the match, gave India full credit score. “It was one of those days when we have to give credit to India. This morning they were very good and they didn’t make it easy to score. It felt like their plans were a lot better than maybe last night and unfortunately we just kept on losing wickets at the wrong times.”
“Then with the ball I didn’t think we bowled badly at all and Jaiswal has played another incredible innings there. He looks an amazing player. And it’s just one of those days. We’ll come back tomorrow and give it our best,” he stated.
