IND vs Eng 2025: Double Milestone! Yashasvi Jaiswal Scripts History, Sunil Gavaskar’s 49 -year record breaks. Cricket news
New Delhi: In a surprising performance of nature and fearlessness, Yashsvi Jaiswal named his name in Cricket Fokalore on Friday, which became the fastest Indian to reach 2,000 Tests, as well as with legend Rahul Dravid and Virender Sehwag. The 23 -year -old Southpow reached the milestone during India’s second innings at 3 on 3 days of the second Test against England in Edgbaston.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Jaiswal completed his feat in his 40th Test innings, with Dravid and Sehwag’s drawing level and Sachin Tendulkar, Sunil Gavaskar and Vijay Hazare crossed great people.
In the context of the matches played, Jaiswal now stands alone – the fastest Indian ever 2,000 Test runs, receiving the landmark in their 21st Test, receiving Gavaskar’s long -lasting record (23 tests).
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He reached a milestone with a typical swagger – a thick -edged street that flew to the border. In only 23 years and 188 days, he only became the second lowest Indian to reach the mark behind Amar Tendulkar, who did it in 20 years and 330 days.
The lowest innings for 2000 Test runs (India)
- 40 – R Dravid/ V Sehwag/ Y Jaiswal
- 43 – V Hazare/ G Gambhir
- 44 – S Gavaskar/ S Tendulkar
- 45 – S Ganguly
- 46 – C Pujara
Jaiswal’s innings was small, but the explosive was-a 22 ball was 28-ri-blitz with six crisp boundaries. But his cameo ended in controversy. Jeswal, who came out of the tongue, attempted a stunning drive, Jaiswal reviewed the LBW’s decision, only for England captain Ben Stokes argued that the DRS timer was over. After a warm exchange with umpire Shafudaula, the review was accepted – and the decision three Reds sealed their fate.Earlier in the match, Jaiswal missed a prosperous-worthy century by just 13 runs in the first innings, falling for 87 after being cheated by Stokes. Nevertheless, his continuity and confidence continue to redefine India’s batting template.
