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Yashasvi Jaiswal is in great form at the moment. Whenever he comes out to bat, a lot of runs come out of his bat. He scored half-centuries in both the innings of the second test against Bangladesh. This inning of more than 50 runs was very fast. Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored more than 50 runs in both the Test innings for the first time in his short Test career. Well, this has happened before too, but now Yashasvi Jaiswal can break a record which is currently in the name of Sachin Tendulkar. Although Jaiswal is still far behind, he has a great and excellent chance to achieve this feat.
Sachin Tendulkar scored the most runs in the year 2010
Actually, if we talk about the batsman who has scored the most runs in a year in Test cricket for India, then it is Sachin Tendulkar. In 2010, he played 14 test matches for India and scored 1562 runs. This has never happened before or since. Some batsmen even came close to this, but could not break this record. But now there is a chance for Yashasvi Jaiswal. Although they are still far away, they still have a lot of time and matches left.
Jaiswal scored more than 900 runs in 9 test matches this year
Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored 929 runs by playing 9 test matches in this year i.e. 2024. That means he will have to score 634 more runs from here to break Sachin Tendulkar's record. Although more than 500 runs are enough, Jaiswal still has a lot of matches left. At present, a three-Test series is to be played between India and New Zealand. Team India has not been announced yet for this, but it is almost certain that they will play in this series.
Jaiswal will get a chance in the series against Australia
After the series against New Zealand, Team India will go on a tour of Australia. This series is going to happen at the end of the year. Five test matches will be played during the series, but four of them will be played in this year i.e. 2024. If seen this way, Yashasvi Jaiswal still has seven matches left this year. A player who has scored more than 900 runs in 8 matches can be expected to score at least 600 runs in the remaining 7 matches. But for this, two to three centuries or a big double century will be required. After this, if some short innings also come then the work will be done. Now it remains to be seen whether Sachin's record is broken or remains intact in the future.