Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a century, 19th century of the series, became a big record; Now only two countries ahead

Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored a century in the Kennington Oval Test. Jaiswal scored a century in just 127 balls in the second innings of the fifth Test. During this, 11 fours and two sixes came out of Jaiswal’s bat. This was the 19th century of this series, making a big record.

Big record made from 19th century of series

In the Test series of India and England, 19 centuries have been scored so far. Jaiswal held the 19th century. This is the second century of Jaiswal in this series. At the same time, Team India has 12th century. At the same time, there are seven centuries in the series from England. In terms of the most personal century in a series, this series has come at number three in Test cricket. Earlier in 1955, there were 21 centuries in the series between Australia and West Indies. At the same time, in 2003-04, there were 20 centuries in the Test series between West Indies and South Africa. There have been 19 centuries in the series between India and England, and England’s innings still remains. At the same time, only 5 wickets of India have fallen.

India equals big records

In the series against England, India has scored 12 centuries so far. This has happened for the fourth time in the history of Test cricket, when a team has scored 12 centuries in a series. The record of scoring the most centuries in a Test series jointly is now the names of Australia, Pakistan, South Africa and India. All have scored 12-12 centuries in a series.

Australia scored 12 centuries in the Test series against the West Indies in 1955. Pakistan scored 12 centuries against India while playing at home in 1982-83. South Africa scored 12 centuries against the West Indies at home in 2003-04. Now India has reiterated this feat in England. However, if Ravindra Jadeja or Washington hit a beautiful century, then India will go ahead.