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17-year-old Mumbai opener Yashasvi Jaiswal turned into the youngest batsman to score a double century in List A (One-Day) cricket. Jaiswal scored 203 keeps running from 154 balls against Jharkhand in the match of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2019 at KSCA Cricket Ground, Alur on Wednesday.
The southpaw’s record-breaking innings had 12 sixes, most by a batsman in an innings in the historical backdrop of Vijay Hazare competition.
Jaiswal additionally turned into the seventh Indian batsman to score a twofold century in List A cricket and fourth to accomplish it in the local circuit. With this twofold century, Jaiswal’s List A normal goes more than 100.
This is Jaiswal’s third century in five games in the competition. He shared a 200-run opening association with Aditya Tare. The wicketkeeper-batsman scored 78 keeps running from 102 conveyances.
The youngster’s lady twofold century pursued by captain Shreyas Iyer’s 14-ball 31 appearance helped Mumbai post 358 for 3 in the main innings.
The resistance bowling lineup bragged speedster Varun Aaron, left-arm spinner Shahbaz Nadeem and Under-19 World Cup-winning part Anukul Roy.
This is the second twofold century of Vijay Hazare Trophy 2019. Sanju Samson broke plenty of records with second-quickest twofold century ever in List A cricket against Goa. Samson scored 212 keeps running from 129 balls at a similar scene on October 12.
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