Yashasvi Jaiswal scored a brilliant century in the first innings of the second Test against West Indies in Delhi. He completed his century in the second session of the first day. In this innings, he also completed his 3000 international runs and left behind legends like Virat Kohli, Sourav Ganguly in terms of touching this figure in the least number of innings.

Team India, who won the toss and came to bat first, got a good start from Yashasvi Jaiswal and KL Rahul, both of them batted cautiously first. KL Rahul was stumped on a good ball, he scored 38 runs. After making a half-century partnership with KL Rahul, Jaiswal made a century partnership with Sai Sudarshan.

Yashasvi scored 7th test century, left Kohli-Ganguly behind

Yashasvi Jaiswal has become the batsman to score 3000 runs in the fewest innings in international cricket. He touched this figure in his 71st innings. Jaiswal has scored 15 runs in 1 ODI match, 723 runs in 22 innings of 23 T20 matches. This is Jaiswal’s 48th Test innings, in which he scored his 7th Test century. Apart from this, he also has a century in T20 International.

Indians who scored 3000 international runs in the fewest innings

• 69 – Sunil Gavaskar
• 71 – Yashasvi Jaiswal
• 74 – Sourav Ganguly
• 77 – Shubhman Gill
• 79 – Polly Umrigar
• 80 – Virat Kohli

Ind vs eng 2nd test 2025: From July 2, the second Test will be played between India and England at Edgbaston Cricket Stadium in Birmingham. Shubman Gill & Team is 0–1 in the series. The team would like to return to the second Test by forgetting the previous mistakes. Yashasvi Jaiswal, who scored a century in the first Test, is on the threshold of creating a world record.

Yashasvi Jaiswal scored 101 runs in the first innings in the Leeds Test, although he was dismissed by just 4 runs in the second innings. But he is seen in good form. He is close to breaking Shahid Afridi’s world record.

The fastest batsman in Test cricket

Right now these records are named after former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi. He completed 50 sixes of his Test cricket in 46 innings. Talking about Yashasvi Jaiswal, he has hit 40 sixes in 38 innings in Test cricket. He can make the world record of Afridi by hitting 10 sixes.

Let us know that Yashasvi’s Test record is good against England, he has hit 27 sixes in 11 innings so far. He has hit the most sixes against this one team. Even if he could not hit 10 sixes in the second Test, he will still have a chance to break this record. To break Afridi’s record, he has to hit 10 sixes in the next 7 innings.

Rohit Sharma is almost fixed to leave behind

Rohit Sharma is the second batsman to hit the fastest 50 sixes in Test cricket, who recently retired from Test. He touched this figure in 51 innings, Jaiswal is almost certain to leave Rohit behind. Jaiswal has just scored 1903 runs in 38 innings of 20 matches played in Tests, he is also close to completing 2000 Test runs. In the Test, he has played 5 centuries and 10 half -century innings so far.

Team India never won in Edgbaston

India has previously played 8 Tests on this ground, out of which England have won and 1 has ended on a match draw. If Shubman Gill & Team wins this Test, then it will be India’s first win on this ground.