IND Vs Eng: Yashasvi Jaiswal made embarrassing record in fielding, gave life to 3 dangerous batsmen of England
India vs england 1st Test: Indian cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal (Yashasvi Jaiswal Catch) took an embarrassing record in fielding during the first Test match at Leeds’s Headingley against England.
While fielding in slip and street during the first innings, Jaiswal left the easy catch of Ben Docket, Oli Pope and Harry Brook. Along with this, he has reached first number in terms of leaving the most catches in a Test innings for India.
Let me tell you that the three batsmen took advantage of life and Pope also scored 106 runs, Brook scored a brilliant innings of 62 runs and Docket scored 62 runs.
Jaiswal’s fielding in the last few series has been very disappointing. Jayaswal has left 12 catches on 19 occasions, including this series against New Zealand, Australia and has caught only 7 catches.
After bad fielding, Jaiswal also flopped in batting in the second innings and scored just 4 runs in 11 balls. He scored a brilliant century in the first innings and scored 101 runs in 159 balls.
Significantly, during the third day’s play, the Indian team stopped England for 465 runs and India got a lead of 6 wickets in the first innings. For England, Oli Pope scored 106 runs, Harry Brook scored 99 runs and Ben Docket scored 62 runs. Earlier, India scored 471 runs after being invited to bat, in which captain Shubman Gill scored 147 runs, Rishabh Pant scored 134 runs and Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 101 runs.
