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Right Owned by Independent News ServiceYashasvi Jaiswal hits back-to-back centuries against New Zealand A; Jasprit Bumrah returns to action
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Yashasvi Jaiswal, the left‑handed opener, scored 102 runs with 16 fours and two sixes in the third unofficial Test between India A and New Zealand A in Lincoln, marking his second consecutive first‑class century. Despite weather delays, India A were 227 for two at the close of the day. His performance is seen as a strong message ahead of the upcoming New Zealand Tests.
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Yashasvi Jaiswal shone brightly in the third Test with his remarkable second consecutive first-class century. Despite weather delays, India A ended the day strong at 227 for two. Jaiswal dazzled with a powerful 102 runs, displaying his prowess with several boundaries and two sixes. Sai Sudharsan…
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Yashasvi Jaiswal has found the perfect response to his recent struggles, delivering another impressive performance on the India A tour of New Zealand. The left-handed opener struck his second successive century in the third unofficial Test against New Zealand A in Lincoln, underlining his return to…
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Yashasvi Jaiswal’s form was growing into a concern as the opener was struggling to get going in red-ball cricket off late. He had a tough outing against both Sri Lanka and Afghanistan and also failed to prove his mettle in the opening round of the Ranji Trophy . Upon reaching New Zealand, the…
