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Jaiswal, who hit 11 fours and seven sixes, had retired hurt at 104 on Saturday due to back spasms.
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Amid the mushrooming of T20 and even T10 leagues across the world, does he feel that the quality of cricket has been compromised? He responded in the negative
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At the lunch break, India stands at 130/4 in 35 overs, with Gill remaining unbeaten at 60. Overcoming a hesitant start and a recent streak of low scores, Gill skillfully employs his footwork against spinners.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal, India's test opening batsman, became the third-youngest Indian player to score a double century in a Test match, scoring 209 runs in 290 balls against England on February 3, 2024.
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At lunch, England stands at 32/0 in six overs, trailing India by 364 runs. Duckett secured his first boundary, an inside edge against Mukesh Kumar, after facing off Jasprit Bumrah's opening over.
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Hindu Puja in Gyanvapi Mosque, Thalapathy Vijay into Politics, Yashasvi Jaiswal Century, and more
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"At the age of 22 years and 77 days, Jaiswal accomplished this feat in 277 balls, contributing to India's first-innings total of over 350 in the match."
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Today's morning news includes Hindus puja in Gyanvapi mosque, Thalapathy Vijay in politics with 'Tamizhaga Vetri Kazhagam', and Yashasvi Jaiswal century against England in Visakhapatnam test.
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It was southpaw’s first century in India, while he had previously registered a century in the West Indies.
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At the end of the day, India have put up a score of 336 for 6 in 93 overs, thanks to Jaiswal's pure Test batting effort as he batted through the 93 overs
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At Lunch, India's score read 103/2 in 31 overs with Yashasvi Jaiswal (51) and Shreyas Iyer (4) standing unbeaten at the crease.
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The youngster said that he was trying to be positive and play an aggressive brand of cricket but had no qualms about missing the century.
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Axar also lauded the way young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal unsettled the England spinners by taking on them from the word go
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England got a taste of what their Bazball is up against in Indian conditions. The Indian spinners, on a pitch that offered a bit of turn and bounce, dictated the terms, dismissing the Three Lions for a below-par 246 in 64.3 overs
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The team, having returned from South Africa last week, only assembled on Wednesday evening for the series.
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The 165-run opening stand between the duo ended with Gill dismissed by Romario Shepherd for 77 off 47 balls, consisting of three fours and five sixes.
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Gill and Jaiswal's powerful shots and precise timing led to easy boundaries in their massive 165-run opening partnership against a struggling West Indies bowling lineup.
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Paras said that it is good to be in the US because of the crowd support and reception for the Men in Blue.
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Rovman Powell's rapid 40* off 19 balls, including four and three sixes, pushed WI beyond 150-run milestone.
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After losing the first two two matches by four runs and two wickets respectively, India will hope to make a strong comeback against West Indies in the crucial third match.