Want to make sure I’m ready for tomorrow: Jaiswal

Lauderhill: Yashasvi Jaiswal, a talented young batsman who has made a mark in Test cricket and then T20 International cricket, says it is just the beginning and he needs to ensure that he is ready for tomorrow. The 21-year-old Jaiswal, who was performing, scored a century and then a half-century on his debut Test cricket match for India. When Jaiswal got a chance in T20 International cricket after this, he took full advantage of it. The left-handed batsman scored an unbeaten 84 off 51 balls in the fourth T20 match against the West Indies. It was only his second international match in the shortest format.

“It’s just the beginning,” Jaiswal said after India’s nine-wicket win. I want to continue my good performance. I am happy with my performance today but I want to make sure that I am ready for tomorrow as well. “He said,” This half-century is really special. It is a proud moment to represent India. Surely hard work is hidden behind it. I am lucky that I was able to perform well today. After India lost two consecutive matches in the five-match series, Jaiswal was given a chance by replacing Ishan Kishan from the top order. He equaled the Indian record by adding 165 runs for the first wicket in the fourth T20 match with Shubman Gill. The previous record was in the name of Rohit Sharma and KL Rahul. Naturally, the question arises whether this is the beginning of a new era. Jaiswal politely replied, “What they (Rohit and Rahul) have done that is wonderful. He is a legend of the game. We just need to do what we can. We still have a long way to go.