'He doesn't have a single weakness but...': Kevin Pietersen Praises Yashasvi Jaiswal
His greatest challenge is going to be scoring runs away from home . To be classified as a great player at the end of your career, you gotta get 100s away from home in ALL conditions,” he said.
“Jaiswal will be a great of the game one day”: Kevin Pietersen
Pietersen emphasised the significance of excelling in different conditions globally, setting a lofty standard for Jaiswal's future ventures in international cricket.
In a match where India dominated with their bowling prowess, it was Jaiswal's bat that stole the limelight in the final session. Despite a shaky start for India after losing captain Rohit Sharma early, Jaiswal and Shubman Gill faced initial hurdles in the second innings.
However, it was Jaiswal who seized the moment, kickstarting India's offensive with three consecutive boundaries off James Anderson in the 27th over. While his half-century took 80 deliveries, he accelerated to reach his century in just 122 balls. Riding on Jaiswal's heroics, India finished Day 3 with a commanding lead of 322 runs over England .
Pietersen's belief in Jaiswal's potential to become a cricketing great doesn't come as a surprise, given the young opener's consistent displays of talent in Indian cricket.
“And watching Jaiswal very closely over the last couple weeks, he CAN get 100s everywhere and I think he will be a GREAT of the game one day!” he added.
Pietersen's words not only underline the immense potential of Jaiswal as a future star in international cricket but also stress the importance of performing consistently well in diverse conditions to attain greatness in the sport.
“Jaiswal will be a great of the game one day”: Kevin Pietersen
Pietersen emphasised the significance of excelling in different conditions globally, setting a lofty standard for Jaiswal's future ventures in international cricket.
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In a match where India dominated with their bowling prowess, it was Jaiswal's bat that stole the limelight in the final session. Despite a shaky start for India after losing captain Rohit Sharma early, Jaiswal and Shubman Gill faced initial hurdles in the second innings.
However, it was Jaiswal who seized the moment, kickstarting India's offensive with three consecutive boundaries off James Anderson in the 27th over. While his half-century took 80 deliveries, he accelerated to reach his century in just 122 balls. Riding on Jaiswal's heroics, India finished Day 3 with a commanding lead of 322 runs over England .
Pietersen's belief in Jaiswal's potential to become a cricketing great doesn't come as a surprise, given the young opener's consistent displays of talent in Indian cricket.
“And watching Jaiswal very closely over the last couple weeks, he CAN get 100s everywhere and I think he will be a GREAT of the game one day!” he added.
Pietersen's words not only underline the immense potential of Jaiswal as a future star in international cricket but also stress the importance of performing consistently well in diverse conditions to attain greatness in the sport.
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