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New Delhi: Indian team's opening batsman Yashasvi Jaiswal could not play any big innings in the second test match played against New Zealand in Pune, but still a special record has been registered in his name. Former England captain and current veteran batsman Joe Root has also been included in this list.
In the second Test match against New Zealand, Yashasvi was looking in good form but was dismissed by Glenn Phillips. Phillips' ball went into the hands of Darryl Mitchell, who was at slip with the edge of his bat. Yashasvi scored 30 runs in 60 balls with the help of four fours.
Yashasvi did the original work
During the innings played in this match, Yashasvi completed his 1000 runs in Test cricket this year. He is the second batsman to complete 1000 runs in Test cricket in the year 2024. Before him, Joe Root of England had done this work. Root has scored 1305 runs in 14 test matches played so far this year. Meanwhile his average has been 59.31. Now Yashasvi has also joined their list. Yashasvi has scored 1007 runs in 10 test matches this year. Meanwhile, his strike rate has been 59.23.
Earlier this year, Yashasvi scored a lot of runs in the five-match Test series against England. He had scored more than 700 runs. Yashasvi made his Test debut in West Indies last year and since then he has been scoring runs for Team India.
A look at the Australian tour
Yashasvi has performed brilliantly so far but everyone is waiting to see how the young batsman performs on the Australia tour later this year. Batting in Australia is not easy under any circumstances. The pitches there are bouncy and quite challenging for the batsmen. This tour of Australia is very important for India. Team India is trying to win its third consecutive Test series in Australia. In such a situation, it is very important to score runs from Yashasvi's bat.
