'I didn't want to retire hurt but...', says Yashasvi Jaiswal
'I didn't want to retire hurt but...', says Yashasvi Jaiswal
Despite experiencing lower back pain, star India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal went on to score an unbeaten 214. He had retired hurt on the third day while playing on 105 but resumed his innings the next day. Notably, Jaiswal's double century featured an impressive sequence of three consecutive sixes off England's veteran pacer James Anderson. Jaiswal is currently at the top of the run-scorer charts in the ongoing cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) with an impressive tally of 861 runs to his name.
Despite experiencing lower back pain, star India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal went on to score an unbeaten 214. He had retired hurt on the third day while playing on 105 but resumed his innings the next day. Notably, Jaiswal's double century featured an impressive sequence of three consecutive sixes off England's veteran pacer James Anderson. Jaiswal is currently at the top of the run-scorer charts in the ongoing cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) with an impressive tally of 861 runs to his name.
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Despite experiencing lower back pain, star India opener Yashasvi Jaiswal went on to score an unbeaten 214. He had retired hurt on the third day while playing on 105 but resumed his innings the next day. Notably, Jaiswal's double century featured an impressive sequence of three consecutive sixes off England's veteran pacer James Anderson. Jaiswal is currently at the top of the run-scorer charts in the ongoing cycle of the World Test Championship (WTC) with an impressive tally of 861 runs to his name. 
