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England vs India: Yashasvi Jaiswal Aims for increased Consistency despite his Double Century Score

Test cricketer Yashasvi Jaiswal found substantial gratification when scoring a century during his second inning on a challenging pitch at The Oval, culminating in a daunting 374-run target being established for India's opponents in the fifth Test series in England.

England-India Matchup: Even With Two Centuries, Yashasvi Jaiswal Desires More Stable Performance
England-India Matchup: Even With Two Centuries, Yashasvi Jaiswal Desires More Stable Performance

England vs India: Yashasvi Jaiswal Aims for increased Consistency despite his Double Century Score

In the recent India vs England Test series, Yashasvi Jaiswal showcased his batting prowess, scoring a total of 411 runs at an average of 41.10. The young opener made two centuries and two fifties, with his highest score being 118[3].

Jaiswal's performance included a century of 101 runs in Leeds and an 87 in Birmingham during the series, significantly contributing to India's first innings in those Tests[2]. However, he faced challenges, such as a few low scores in second innings and a notable dismissal against Jofra Archer at Lord's, but he remained a key opener throughout the series and was praised for his talent against England[2][3].

The series, which ended in a competitive 2-2 draw, saw Jaiswal's contribution as a crucial factor in India's competitive performance. Rohit Sharma, Jaiswal's former captain, gave him advice to hang in there and bat long during the fifth Test. In response, Jaiswal scored a century at The Oval, setting a 374-run target for England[1].

Despite England's ease in chasing 371 in the series opener at Leeds, Jaiswal expressed confidence in India's ability to defend the 374-run target. He said that the wicket was spicy during his batting, and his learnings from the series are about how to fight and enjoy the game.

Jaiswal's scores in 10 innings during the series were: 101, 4, 87, 28, 13, 0, 58, 0, 2, 118. One of his most memorable partnerships was the 107-run partnership with Akash Deep in the morning session.

Josh Tongue, England's bowler, took a five-wicket haul in India's second innings. Tongue expressed a positive outlook about England's batting unit, stating that batting became easier on day three due to the use of a heavy roller. However, he also noted that the odd ball still did something and jumped off length in the final session.

As the series concluded, Jaiswal expressed satisfaction with his performance but also expressed a desire to make his innings bigger. Despite the challenges faced, Jaiswal's performance in the series has undoubtedly marked him as a promising talent in the world of cricket.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's passion for education, demonstrated by his diligent learning from the series, can aid him in improving his game. Moreover, maintaining a balanced lifestyle that prioritizes health, sports, and education will help him sustain his performance and continue to excel in his cricket career.

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