Ind vs Eng First Test: The first day of the headingley Test between India and England was completely the name of the Indian batsmen. Young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a brilliant century on the first day of the match and gave the Indian team a strong start with captain Shubman Gill. By the end of the first day’s play, India has scored 359 runs for three wickets. After the century, Yashasvi Jaiswal talked about his innings and told that he had made special preparations for this test.
Jaiswal said, while batting, enjoy every moment
Talking after his century innings, Jaiswal said, & ldquo; The first day was quite spectacular for us. We have performed well as a team. It is not easy for any batsman to play in difficult situations like England, but I enjoyed every moment during batting. I worked hard for this tour. Many practice played matches and prepared themselves to play in every situation. & Rdquo;
He further told that his focus was on batting easily and whenever someone came to play, he took advantage of that opportunity. He told, & ldquo; If the ball was found loose, I wanted to score on it. The rest of the time I played with restraint and that was my plan too. & Rdquo;
This was Yashasvi’s first Test innings against England and he has impressed everyone with his calm and intelligent game. Earlier, he did not repeat the mistakes he made in the practice matches played against England Lions.
Gill’s batting was strongly praised
Indian captain Shubman Gill’s century innings was also praised by Yashasvi. He said, & ldquo; Shubman Gill has performed excellent batting. He looked completely calm and restrained during the batting. He gave the team stability from the beginning. Seeing his batting, I have got to learn a lot. & Rdquo;
After the end of the first day’s play, Captain Shubman Gill has returned unbeaten after scoring 127 runs. If he bats on the second day, he can reach close to double century.
Earlier, KL Rahul scored 42 runs and shared a 91 -run opening partnership with Yashasvi. However, just before lunch, Rahul and Sai Sudarshan, who were making debut, were dismissed early on 0 runs.
Wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant for India is also standing at the crease by scoring 65 runs. Team India will now look at scoring 500 plus scores in the first inning.
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