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Sri Lanka’s legend, Kumar Sangakkara, has issued a severe warning to India’s national team over Yasasvi Jaiswal after losing his century in the second year in the ongoing race against England in Edgbaston. Yasasvi Jaiswal is indisputable as a batter, but in the countryside it is unpredictable.
After a burning century in Headingley and an 87 fluent in the first entrances of the second test of Anderson-Tendulkar in Edgbaston, the young Indian Obrador has cemented his reputation as a new headache of England with the bat, with an average of 100 against them.
Kumar Sangakkara predicts Yasasvi Jaiswal could hurt India in Edgbaston again
But their butter’s fingers in the field are very different from their brightness, at least during the last test games. In Headingley, Jaiswal dropped four catches of the jaw Harry BrookOllie Pope, and Well duckett In the five -game test series Opelor.
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Duckett, fell in 97, caused India to pay a lot with a game that defined the party, as England pursued 371 runs at the final entries to get a 1-0 at the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy in progress. As both India and England are in the second test in Edgbaston, Kumar Sangakkara dropped a bomb.
Kumar Sangakkara takes into account that the lost ton of Yasasvi Jaiswal can lead to more falls in the second test
Sangakkara, who worked closely with the left baptism during his IPL with Rajasthan Royals, believes that the hundreds lost in Edgbaston could storm more than expected. The legend of Sri Lanka fears that the disappointment of the young Indian could be spilled in his campaign, especially now that he has been withdrawn from the crucial positions and the hut.
Kumar Sangakkara said Sky Sports said, “I mean. If Jaiswal has to go out into the field right now after leaving the path, so close to 100, you are not receiving anything in the field. He will still think,” O my God. I lost another 100. So thinks Jaiswal. “”
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Kumar Sangakkara supports Yasse Jaiswal as a big future
Meanwhile, former Captain of Sri Lanka, who first saw Yasasvi Jaiswal as a young talent in Rajasthan Royals in 2020, is proud of the outstanding rise of the Indian opening, for which he credited the passion, hard work and hunger of the young man.
The legendary mayor also mentioned Jaiswal’s strong cricketing mind, approach without fear and hunger to succeed, saying that he always seems to mark, even in defense. Sangakkara further stated, “There is one thing that is unmistakable about Jaiswal. It has this famine, this impulse that comes from the inside, which wants to be the best of what it does. And that drives it.”
He was signed by saying: “Great technique, great agitation, great defense, very solid in all the decisions he makes. It’s about marking runs. Even in defense, it’s like” How can I go out of the strike? “And you don’t see any fear in it.
