Among the many many performances that led to India’s win over England in Rajkot, star batter Yashasvi Jaiswal’s was really particular. The left-handed opener turned the primary Indian to attain two double-hundreds towards England in Assessments throughout the fourth day of the third Check match in Rajkot on Sunday. Jaiswal’s first double ton towards England got here within the second Check match in Visakhapatnam, the place he scored 209 runs in India’s first innings. The 22-year-old’s second double hundred got here in Rajkot when he performed an unbeaten 214-run knock within the third Check match of the five-game collection.

Jaiswal additionally smashed probably the most sixes in a Check collection for India and have become the first-ever participant to hit 20 sixes in a Check collection worldwide with 22 overhead boundaries towards England within the ongoing collection.

Nonetheless, after Jaiswal had scored a ton, England star Ben Duckett made a wierd remark. “If you see gamers from the opposition taking part in like that, it virtually looks like we must always take some credit score that they are taking part in in another way than how different individuals play Check cricket,” Duckett advised the media throughout a press convention.

“We noticed it a bit in the summertime and it is fairly thrilling to see different gamers and different groups are additionally taking part in that aggressive model of cricket. He seems like a celebrity within the making, sadly, he is in some superb kind in the intervening time. He is due a few low ones,” Duckett mentioned whereas making a tongue-in-cheek comment.

Former England captain Nasser Hussain blasted that remark by the England star.

“The touch upon Jaiswal that he has discovered from us. I’m going to the touch on that. He has not discovered from you, he has discovered from his upbringing and all of the onerous yards he needed to put in whereas rising up, he has discovered from the IPL. If something, I’d have a look at him and be taught from him,” Hussain advised Michael Atherton on the Sky Sports activities podcast.

“So, no matter they’re saying in public and in that dressing room, I hope they’re going again into their room with little little bit of self-introspection. I can have a look at that lad and be taught from him. In any other case, it turns into a cult, does not it? At instances, Bazball has been described as a cult the place you can’t criticise both inside or externally. Even on this regime, there’s room for studying and enhancing.”

With ANI inputs