Yashasvi Jaiswal has made history by becoming the 23rd Indian cricketer to score a Test century in Australia. The 22-year-old from Mumbai achieved this milestone during the second innings of the first Test against Australia in Perth, following a disappointing duck in his first innings. Jaiswal’s remarkable comeback showcased his talent on a challenging pitch, reinforcing his status in international cricket.
Opening alongside KL Rahul, Jaiswal played a pivotal role in India’s batting effort, executing explosive shots and building a crucial partnership of over 100 runs. His century, scored off 205 balls, included eight fours and three sixes, marking his fourth Test hundred overall. Previously, he had two centuries against England and one against the West Indies.
Jaiswal’s performance was particularly significant as it highlighted his resilience after a tough start to the match. Anticipation for his impact was high, and he lived up to expectations, demonstrating his potential as a standout player in the series. With this century, Jaiswal not only reintroduced himself to the international stage but also solidified his place as a key figure in India’s batting lineup moving forward.