99 to 100! Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Century Celebration 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi Starstruk-Watch | Cricket news
New Delhi: India’s young batting star Yashsvi Jaiswal on Friday produced a battle, hundreds of hundreds of a fight in the first Test against England in Headingly, Leeds. Facing the intense hand cramps and visible inconvenience, the 23 -year -old showed remarkable patience and composition to reach his fifth century in Test cricket.Despite the physical struggle, Jaiswal stood long with England’s bowling attack, sending delivery with strength and accuracy. His aggressive intention never diminished because he loosened anything with confidence, scoring independently in all parts of the ground.Jaiswal arrived in his hundred to 159 delivery – an innings consisting of 16 crushing borders and one six. It was an ideal mixture of flexibility and nature as they carried India forward with an official knock.His emotional moment of his centenary was captured online by 14 -year -old Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a growing cricket talent, which gives an idolatry to Jaiswal. In the video, Jaiswal is seen at 99, before she naked a single to bring Bridan Cars to her hundred. Their festive was full of passion – a loud roar, a jump in the air, the helmet closed, the weapon spread, then put a warm hug from Shubman Gill at the other end.
With this knock, Jaiswal entered an aristocratic list of Indian batsmen, who has scored in their first Test innings on English earth for centuries. The list includes:146 of Murali Vijay at Trent Bridge in 2014Vijay Manjrekar’s 133 in Headingley in 1952Sourav Ganguly’s prestigious 131 at Lord’s in 1996Sandeep Patil 129 in Old Trafford in 1982And now, Yashasvi Jaiswal’s unbeaten 100 in Headingley in 2025
Jaiswal’s brilliant innings eventually ended when England captain Ben Stokes produced a beauty. The delivery stumped on a good length around the stump, slightly straightened, and Jaiswal – played across the line – remembered it completely. His stumps shattered, brought a brilliant innings closely.As he went back, the crowd of Headingly and his comrades appreciated the courage, skill and heart -filled knock.
