Ex India Star Compares Jaiswal and Bradman After IND vs ENG Second Test: In the second test of the IND vs ENG five-match test series, India was defeated by England in the first test but they gave quite a satisfying performance in the second test.

Especially Yashasvi Jaiswal has given an outstanding performance as he scored a double-century and guided India to score 336/6 at the stumps.

Ex India star compares Yashasvi Jaiswal and Bradman which is mind-blowing.

“Yashasvi Jaiswal Above Sir Don Bradman…”: Ex-India Star

Presently, after the second test match in Vizag between India and England, Jaiswal is the name coming out wherever you discuss the match. He made an unbeaten 179 runs.

After the second test match of Day 1, Jaiswal spoke,

“I wanted to play it session by session. When they were bowling well, I just wanted to get through that spell. Initially, the wicket was damp and there was spin and bounce, with a bit of seam.

However, I wanted to convert the loose balls and play till the end. I would love to double this up and play till the end for the team.”

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Former Cricket team opener Aakash Chopra compares Yashasvi Jaiswal’s effort with Bradman’s while speaking on his YouTube channel.

“The most fantastic performance came from Yashasvi Jaiswal’s bat. How well the kid batted. Jimmy Anderson was the only pacer and he kept leaving his deliveries. He gave a lot of respect to James Anderson’s bowling.”

“When spin came, he hit two fours in the first over. After that, he showed why this player is so special. His conversion rate of fifties into centuries for players, who have 10 or more centuries in first-class cricket is at 73.

something. He is even above Sir Don Bradman at this point. He is outstanding.”

He also added that,

“Yashasvi is living up to his name. He shows every time that he is stellar. He is standing alone on 179 because the second-highest is not even 40. So Yashasvi Jaiswal on one side and the rest of the Indian team on the other.”

“He showed how you need to play spin on a surface that is playing like a true Indian surface. It is not a bad pitch, there isn’t too much help for a spin, on Day 1 of course.

He smothered the full deliveries and hit them hard. He didn’t have any hesitation to hit in the air and reached his century with a six.”