The cricketing world is witnessing the rise of a new superstar in Yashasvi Jaiswal. The young southpaw has been on an absolute rampage in 2024, and his latest achievement is a testament to his exceptional talent.
Jaiswal etched his name in the record books by becoming the first batter to amass 1000 international runs in the calendar year. This remarkable feat was accomplished in just 13 matches, showcasing his dominance across formats.
The 22-year-old’s journey to this milestone has been nothing short of extraordinary. With two centuries and five fifties to his name, Jaiswal boasts an impressive average of 63.93 and a strike rate of 94.54. Notably, all his runs have come in Tests and T20Is, highlighting his versatility.
The home series against England proved to be a turning point for Jaiswal. His two double centuries were instrumental in India’s series triumph. He carried this momentum into the Zimbabwe series, where he continued to pile on the runs.
While he didn’t get an opportunity to showcase his talent in the T20 World Cup, Jaiswal made a strong comeback in the series against Sri Lanka. His blistering 30 in the second T20I contributed significantly to India’s victory.
Jaiswal’s ability to adapt to different formats is a hallmark of his exceptional talent. His aggressive batting style in T20Is and his temperament in Test cricket make him a formidable force.
With the cricketing world at his feet, expectations are sky-high for Yashasvi Jaiswal. As he continues to mature as a cricketer, the future looks incredibly bright for this young prodigy.
India’s victory in the second T20I against Sri Lanka was a comprehensive one. The bowlers, led by Ravi Bishnoi’s impressive spell, restricted Sri Lanka to a modest total. The chase was efficiently executed by Jaiswal, Suryakumar Yadav, and Hardik Pandya, securing a comfortable win for the hosts.
With this victory, India took an unassailable 2-0 lead in the series, and the spotlight firmly remained on Yashasvi Jaiswal, the architect of their success.
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