What goes around, happens. Such is the case with Yashasvi Jaiswal. Yashasvi Jaiswal was once a U19 star. Then he became an IPL star. The young batsman was in devastating form in the last edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). He also scored the fastest half-century in IPL history. He scored a half-century off just thirteen (13) balls against Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) at the Eden Gardens. Yashasvi is playing such a hot innings outside the cricket field! Speculation is rife. Details are in this report from Tornado News.
After the last edition of IPL, Yashasvi's rise has been matched by his scintillating half-century. India's first series in the new phase of the World Test Championship was in the West Indies. Yashasvi Jaiswal made his T20 cricket and Test debut on that tour. Head coach Rahul Dravid, captain Rohit Sharma and the Indian team management were impressed with the left-handed opener. After the West Indies tour, there was no looking back. Daddy's century innings on Test debut. Although he did not get a run on his T20 debut, he quickly started playing devastating innings.
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'Jazzball' outside the field?
India-England Test is going on in Hyderabad. Five match series. Yashasvi played a devastating innings of Eighty (80) runs off 74 balls in the first innings in Hyderabad. This opener of Team India is equally practicing not only on the field but also outside the field in the Hyderabad Test. While there was less talk about Yashasvi's batting in this match, questions about his personal life have taken social media by storm. A picture of a foreigner is viral on social media. whose name is being associated with Jaiswal. Yashasvi has fallen in love with this foreign woman amid speculation.
Yashasvi is following a foreigner Maddy Hamilton on Instagram. It didn't take long since then to become two by two and four (4). On top of that, this foreign woman is also present in the Hyderabad gallery. When Maddy's face is shown on the big screen of the field, Yashasvi's eyes go away. This is Yashasvi's special girlfriend! In the net world, practice is at its peak.
Social media claimed that the woman whose picture was seen repeatedly during the India vs England Test was Yashasvi's girlfriend. The girl is wearing a white Indian shirt. Along with this, Yashasvi Jaiswal's Instagram post from almost a year ago is also viral. Where Jaiswal is seen with two women. One of them is the same girl whose picture is viral on social media.
But in the viral picture, the girl is seen wearing dark sun glasses. Jaiswal tagged the family in that old post. Apart from all this, a personal Instagram account named Maddy Hamilton is also going viral on social media, which fans are calling the account of the same girl.
Since then, two by two is trending. This is Yashasvi's special girlfriend! may be India jersey in gallery. At least some of what has been said at the beginning happens. Even outside the cricket ground, "Jazzball" is going on! Net world is abuzz with this rumor. However, Yashasvi has kept his personal life a secret. But that Rabindra Nath Tagore had written, 'The secret will not be kept secret'!
Indian cricketers dating or marrying foreign women is nothing new. Earlier, several Indian cricketers have been in love or marriage with foreign women, now Yashasvi has joined the list.
Yashasvi Jaiswal has no regrets despite missing a century against England
In the last session of the first day, he reached his hundred by batting aggressively. On the third day, he sent the second ball of the morning to the boundary. But the fourth ball of the day was cut and bowled and returned to 80 runs.
The journey from the field to the dressing room was short but must have seemed long to him. It is natural to regret missing the opportunity to score a Test century on the soil of the country. But coming to the press conference, Yashasvi Jaiswal said, he has no regrets about it.
India's young opener was saying, "It would have been nice to have scored a century." But I wanted to finish the innings positively." "Sometimes it works," he added. never happens But there is no regret for missing the century.
Practice of his thunder ball cricket against England has started in the cricket world. But Yashasvi said he was not given any instructions to play aggressive cricket. In the words of the young opener, “There was no plan to attack. As I said earlier, I wanted to stay positive. No instructions were sent from the dressing room that aggressive cricket must be played. It is entirely my decision. Effective day one. The second day did not happen. is out.”
Yashasvi believes he should not have been dismissed in the first over of the day. But he also said, "There can be mistakes. Only humans make mistakes. But try to learn from that mistake again and again. I got out by playing the wrong shot today. I have learned from this mistake."
England are under so much pressure that no cricketer was sent to the press conference. Their assistant coach Jeetan Patel came. He himself once played a Test in India as a New Zealand offspinner. In this country, there is an idea of how to ball. But the regular spinners of his team could not get the ball much. Jeetan, however, feels that the spinners have bowled well. He said, "One or two balls in every over beat the opposition batsman. With luck, the score could have been different at the end of the day.''
The former offspinner admits that playing Tests on Indian soil is not very easy. He said, "The day was difficult. Playing against them on Indian soil is not easy at all. Because, they create tremendous pressure.'' He added, "But this is also true, the spinners are getting an opportunity to increase Test wickets on Indian soil. Spin-assisted pitches are not even available in other countries.''
Win impressed with Joe Root's bowling. He is more likely to get out than regular spinners. "Joe has always been an aggressive bowler," Jeetan said. Put the batsman to the test. Put the batsman to the test. But the rest did not do badly. There is some inertia in the first Test match. Hopefully, it will pass.''
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