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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.
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Former BCCI Chief ad Indian captain Sourav Ganguly said that Jaiswal can be added to the India’s squad for the upcoming ICC Men's World Cup scheduled to be held from October 5 to November 19.
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After a double-century partnership in the first Test, Jaiswal-Rohit continued their good form in the second Test, forming an opening partnership of 139 runs
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After an impressive innings against the West Indies help team India Captain Rohit Sharma makes his way into the top 10 in ICC Men's Test batting rankings, while R Ashwin retained the top spot in the bowling chart
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India's highest wicket-taker in Tests and JioCinema expert Anil Kumble praised Ashwin's massive effort.
