Yashasvi Jaiswal's Aggressive Batting Puts Him on Verge of Memorable Double Century

Because it is in his DNA to bat aggressively, Yashasvi Jaiswal blasted 17 boundaries and five sixes on Friday to position himself for what would undoubtedly be a very memorable double ton.

Jaiswal just needed to play the sweep three times in order to hit those fours and sixes.

Out of his 179 runs not out, 81 came without boundaries or sixes, demonstrating the type of value Jaiswal places on rotating the strike. According to Jwala Singh, Jaiswal's personal coach, his ability to change gears makes him unique.

"I have coached even Prithvi Shaw, who has participated in five Tests, six ODIs, and a T20I. However, Prithvi is limited to using the third gear while batting. Where Yashasvi differs is in that regard. The Telegraph spoke with Jwala, Jaiswal's local guardian from 2013 to 22, from Mumbai on Friday. "He's capable of changing gears as the situation demands."

"You have to adjust to various circumstances and settings if you want to excel as a batter on the international scene. I've always told Yashasvi about it. "It's evident that you possess the ability to excel not only in the IPL but also at the highest level." He's giving me dividends because he listened to me and took the necessary action, Jwala said.

The fact that he didn't give up on another strong start indicates that he is growing from his errors. Jwala emphasized, "And he is a fast learner, which is his advantage.

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