‘Someone with Rohit Sharma or Virat Kohli, Yashsvi Jaiswal needs to play sensible cricket in England’: Coach. Cricket news

New Delhi: Yashasvi Jaiswal was 21 years old when he made his Test debut under the leadership of Rohit Sharma. In the match against the West Indies in Roso, a panicked but the scheduled Jaiswal was asked to open the innings with him.Facing his first delivery, Kemar Roach exploded in a small one under the leg side. With butterflies in his stomach, Jaiswal moved to an ambitious bridge and missed it completely. Rohit went to the young man for a quick word of disappointed, advice and encouragement.Jaiswal returned to the crease, composed more, and focused on quitting delivery. He survived some pointed moments before landing on the mark on the 16th ball-an upper cut for four of the alzari Joseph. This time, Rohit went up with a smile.This was followed by a dream debut – a brilliant 171 in his first Test innings.

The guidance received from seniors like Rohit and Virat Kohli played an important role in shaping him in today’s trusted batsman. Whether it is his first film or Australia Tour-where he emerged as India’s highest run-scorer, helped to develop Jaiswal as a mature cricketer, his signs, timely advice, timely advice, time and cool support, a mature cricketer at the end of India.But the upcoming England series presents a different challenge. No one will be Rohit. There is no vast. No one has to walk on the pitch, advise or run it through hard stages in difficult situations.Quiz: Who is that IPL player?This time, 23 -year -old Jaiswal will go as India’s ‘senior’ opener – that person was expected to lay a solid foundation. Now he once takes the responsibility of shoulder by legends.His childhood coach Jwala Singh is confident that Jaiswal will rise on the occasion in England – but says that in the absence of stallwarts like Rohit and Virat, they will need to mix their aggression with caution and mix with responsibility with maturity.“When Yashasvi batted with Rohit, he received constant guidance. Even Virat would have helped him when he joined the Indian team. But things have changed quickly. The group plans and control its aggression. I am excited to see how this new unit handles the challenge, “JWAla told Timesofindia.com.India and England are ready to play a five -match Test series, with the first exam to start in Headingley in Leeds from June 20.Jaiswal is expected to open an innings for India – but who will partner it? Will it be Abhimanyu Ishwar, KL Rahul, or Sai Sudarshan? That answer will soon be revealed.A young -looking Indian side led by Gill will look to make history in England. Last time India won a test series on English soil, returning under the leadership of Rahul Dravid in 2007. Earlier, India won the historic series in 1971 under Ajit Wedkar and in 1986 under Kapil Dev.“This is a very young Indian side. If you see teams that have struggled in England in the past, they often have many senior players. It is my concern too. After Rohit and Virat, after Rohit and Virat, their sudden absence has left a vacuum. Captain Shubman Gill’s experience, but his recent form has not been great. Therefore, the captaincy will also be a challenge for him. These youth are now stepping into senior roles, and it will not be easy – especially for batsmen. Taking legends like Rohit and Virat is a big question. We are eager to see how this series comes out, “Jwala said.“It’s going to be challenging. If you look at England’s home record in Test cricket, it is always a difficult place to visit. India has done some homework – they sent the team early, and a match was played to India. Key conditions and pitches have to be understood. I travel to England every year, and the biggest challenge is the weather – it changes continuously, and rain is always a factor. So, it will not be easy. But I hope that both India and Yashsavi will perform well in five tests.

“The Indian batting unit will trust him a lot – just as once Sachin, Dravid and later on great people like Virat. He is the type of player who once sets his mind for something. I believe he will now be one of the senior batsmen, and I am confident that he will score runs. His role in this team is very important, ”he said.

Will Yashasvi go to ‘Bajball’ in England?

Known to give explosives to his team, raises calculated risks, and plays aggressive stroke with a high strike rate, Jaiswal has created a reputation as an attacker opener.Along with redefining Test cricket to England’s Bazball approach, everyone will be eyeing him whether he responds to the fire.But will this high-risk, high-in-in-in-in-law approach work in England’s test situations? This is a big question.

“It is very good to hear conditions like Bazball, but in five-day cricket, technology still matters. Bazball is about the intentions-attacking and playing with aggression. But doing that it is important to manage the circumstances. In the Australia series, Yashasvi had the freedom to have his surrounding seniors, which gave them the freedom to play their shots. But this time, responsibility is more. The batting lineup will depend a lot on it. This series will be a real test – their technique, nature and the ability to win the session for India. He will have to play sensible cricket and with caution, “Jawala said.“When he was not doing well in the IPL, we practiced with a plastic sheet on the wicket to follow an uneven bouquet. A sideum specialist would bowl at a speed of 160-170 km per hour-even faster than the arrest Archer. I would ask him to clean the mid-on and mid-off, which returned for hours.The coach signed, “He trained in the same way before the series and I hope it will help in the event of swing in England.”