WATCH: Yashasvi Jaiswal takes England followers’ mocking like a champ – dances it off! | Cricket News

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WATCH: Yashasvi Jaiswal takes England fans' mocking like a champ - dances it off!
Yashasvi Jaiswal dances in entrance of the England supporters through the first Test at Headingley. (Image: Screenshots)

Yashasvi Jaiswal got here beneath fireplace through the first Test in opposition to England regardless of scoring a century within the first innings. His fielding show, dropping 4 catches throughout each innings, left many followers upset as it accounted for 165 runs extra for England batters.The younger batter then confronted mocking from England followers at Headingley as they jokingly celebrated every time Jaiswal fielded efficiently. In the video that surfaced on-line after the conclusion of the primary of 5 Tests within the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, the left-hander will be seen casually dancing and smiling as England neared the 371-run goal.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!Ben Duckett, who was one of many gamers who survived courtesy Jaiswal’s misgivings within the area, led the cost within the chase with 149 runs. Zak Crawley’s 65 runs added to the injury as effectively. A center-order stutter gave India hope, however Joe Root (53)* and debutant Jamie Smith (44)* closed out the match with an unbeaten 71-run partnership.“Catches do get dropped. The best fielders have missed catches. None of them did it on purpose,” India coach Gautam Gambhir instructed reporters within the publish-match press convention.Shubman Gill did not have a constructive begin to his reign as India Test captain. He stated the dropped catches and batting collapses weren’t the primary motive they misplaced.“A brilliant Test, we had our chances. Dropped catches, lower order not contributing cost us,” he stated within the publish-match presentation.“Yesterday, we were thinking of giving them 430, but our last wickets fell for 25,” Gill famous.

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“Even today, I thought we had our chances after the brilliant first wicket. Didn’t go to hand.”“We spoke about the first-innings collapse. Happens, we have to rectify that going forward. Chances don’t come easy on wickets like this, but we have a young team. Learning one. Hope to improve that.”



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