Yashasvi Jaiswal slam for drop catch as India is at a 5 -year low in Leeds Test

Yashasvi Jaiswal could not catch cold in the middle of winter. The Indian opener demolished three catches within 90 overs of the first 90 overs of England’s innings in a five -match series at Headingly, Leeds. Bharat was scandal in the ground, and debut Captain Shubman Gill felt that England felt the heat in India’s first innings.

India dropped six catches before tea before tea at a five -year low. According to Cricviz, this was the first time since 2019 that India gave five or more opportunities in the first innings of the Test match.

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Jaiswal, who first influenced one century in the first innings, gave a difficult time in the slippers – Jasprit Bumrah’s bowling dropping all three opportunities. The opener held Ben Docket 2 days late on the first day, allowing the left -handed batsman to go to 62. He dropped Oli Pope at 60 at 62-reached 106 in the end.

The cases worsened on 3 days when Jaiswal dropped a regulation from Harry Brook, which was at 83 at that time. Brook added another 16 runs before falling for 99 in the second season.

After the first drop, she was wearing a smile, Bumrah could not face her frustration until she begged on Sunday. Overall, India put six catches – the rest of them bowls Bumrah. Ravindra Jadeja and Rishabh Pant also missed a chance, which reduced the team’s fielding crises.

Jaiswal’s unstable efforts in slip cordon and street raised questions from fans, many people ask why they were being kept in that important position despite many laps. By the end of the second session, the young opener appeared less on confidence, with a spotlight.

Interestingly, Jaiswal was seen practicing slip catch during warm-up before playing on Sunday. However, his fielding failures looked more mental than technology, as India’s overall sharpness in the region left a lot to be desired.

Former England captain Michael Vaughan commented that India had taken a lead of about 150 runs, taking their opportunities.

Eventually, it was Jaspreet Bumrah who came to the rescue of India in the extended second session, returning to wipe the tail of England. The hosts were excluded for 465, leading to India a six -run lead.

Bumrah ended with five wickets– This 12th abroad – drawing level with mythological Kapil Dev in that regard. The Indian Pace Spearhead once again proved to be the team going to the team when it was the most important.