Watch: After Headingly Havilder, Yashasvi Jaiswal’s old video catching catch in MCG Resurfaces. Cricket news
Although Yashsvi Jaiswal scored a brilliant century in the early day of the Leeds Test, the young man had a time in the field.The 23 -year -old dropped four catches in the match as England won the headingley Test by five wickets.Jaiswal also became the first Indian cricketer to leave four catches in a test innings.After his hard outing in Leeds, an old video of Jaiswal has resumed, which features the Indian opener showing three opportunities in the field at 4 of the Boxing Day Test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) during the Border-Gavaskar Trophy.However, Indian cricket team head coach Gautam Gambhir has defended Yashsvi Jaiswal.“The catch is dropped. The best fielders have recalled the catch. None of them did this for this purpose, ”Gambhir told reporters.
Jasprit Bumrah also addressed the sleep of opportunities dropped in the field.“Drop catch, I think no one is doing it on purpose. And of course, everyone is trying his best. In cold weather, sometimes it is difficult to see the ball here too. Therefore, I understand. But yes, some things are part and parcels,” he said.Former India-spinner R Ashwin also urged fans and critics to make Jaiswal sluggish.“There have been some things about his grip in slip cordon. Yes, they have found it difficult. But let’s understand everything – and cut it down something dull – which we often fail to do: how difficult it is, not only in English conditions,” Ashwin said in a video on X.“It’s cold weather, and it is also about the feeling of duke ball. It can take some adaptation time. SG ball looks good and comfortable in hand; Kukaburra feels small. Duke is hard and, from a feel, than a feel perspective. It looks big. It is not easy,” Ashwin said.
