Legendary player revealed the strategy to dismiss Yashasvi Jaiswal:

Delhi: Yashasvi Jaiswal batted brilliantly on the first day of the second Test match being played between India and England at Edgbaston, Birmingham. He played a brilliant innings of 87 runs off 107 balls, which included 13 fours. He was close to his sixth Test century and 2000 Test runs, but Chris Woakes dismissed him.

Pujara’s advice to bowlers

Veteran Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara spoke on Jaiswal’s batting after the match. He said that to dismiss Jaiswal, the bowlers will have to bowl on the same length around the off stump and be patient. Pujara said, “If you put the ball on the right length and wait, then Jaiswal can make a mistake.”

A little unstable in the beginning

Pujara also said that the beginning of Jaiswal’s innings looked a bit nervous. But as soon as they froze at the crease, their shots were worth seeing. He said, “It seemed in the beginning that he was in a hurry, but after some time he batted wonderfully. Once he is set, it becomes difficult for the bowlers to stop them.”

They have the answer to every ball

Pujara told that Jaiswal knows how to answer all kinds of balls well. “If you put on the full length, they drive. If you put shorts outside the off stump, they put a cut shot. And if you put a bouncer, they pull with confidence. There is no scope for a mistake for the bowlers.”

India’s strong position

By the end of the first day’s play, India had scored 310 runs for 5 wickets. Captain Shubman Gill scored a century and shared an unbeaten 99 -run partnership with Ravindra Jadeja.

Jaiswal’s form fantastic in the series

In the Tendulkar-Anderson Trophy, Jaiswal has scored 192 runs in three innings at an average of 64. His highest score was 101, which he made on the Leeds ground in the first Test, which India lost by 5 wickets.

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