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Cricket National Team of Young Batsman India Opening Yasse jiswal A FREAK injury to the 5th of the second test game against the National Clicet team in England was closely avoided.
The second test of five games series Between India and England they entered their last day on Sunday, July 6 in Edgbaston in Birmingham.
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Yasasvi Jaiswal runs away from serious injuries
The left hand batter Jaiswal has been doing a good job with the bat on the ongoing tour of England, as he loves to beat against the English team.
He has scored 932 of his 2018 racing in trial cricket against the National Clicet team of England with an average of 77.66 and the best score of 214*.
Although he had an elegant appearance while fighting in the ongoing tests series, the same cannot be said about his performance in the field.
In the first test, where India faced a 5 wicket defeat in the Ben Stokes-The side to Headingley in Leeds, fell up to eight capture opportunities. The worst interpreter in the Indian countryside was Yasasvi Jaiswal, who was responsible for four falling catches: three in the cord (third slip, fourth sliding and ravine) and one in depth.
Meanwhile, at the end of the Edgbaston test, Yasasvi Jaiswal was part of a frightening moment on the pitch while escaping closely from an injury.
In the second ball of 20, Akash Deep He turned a ball back to Ben Stokes from the wick, and the batter from England played behind the square.
Yasasvi Jaiswal went on to run to stop the ball into depth, and unfortunately it fell badly. This midfield allowed Ben Stokes to take a double and, luckily, nothing was serious in Yasasvi Jaiswal, who was completely safe.
Clock: Yasse Jaiswal almost suffers from a freak injury on the 5th of the Edgbaston test
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Above all, Jaiswal scored 87 runs of 107 balls, with 13 four in the first entrances to the Edgbaston test and 28 runs the 22 balls, with 6 four, in the second post.
I don’t think a change of attitude for England is too much to be made: Mark butcher
Chasing a 608 colossal goal against India in Birmingham, England, lost three doctors for 50 runs and warned Mark Butcher to play for a draw. Speaking to Sky Sports, Mark Butcher stated:
“I don’t think it takes too much attitude for England (to contemplate the draw). You could try to flee this game as a victory in itself. England talks about being in the entertainment business, well, we all remember entertaining, people on the edges of their necessary seats and three previous ones, or whatever it can be.
“Fans will be more entertained by the fall in a lot or for you who cling to your fingers at the end of the day? I think we know the answer to this. And I think it would be a massive pen on the lid of this team if they were able to do it.
“I also think that all the motivation needed by England was that India did not declare until last night. They are giving you a golden opportunity to escape from here without losing a game that really and they really should have been buried. Use it to your advantage.”
