In the second innings of the third Test match between India and England, Indian opener Jaiswal struck a breathtaking century. But shortly after reaching the century, he started to feel pain and departed the field by himself.
In the first innings of this match, India scored 445 runs while England scored 319 runs. The lead for the Indian side was 126 runs. In the second innings, the Indian team batted next. An outstanding century was made by Jaiswal, another opener, while Rohit Sharma was out for 19. His third century in a Test match. The fact that he scored his third century in 13 innings is notable.
After batting two overs and scoring a century, Jaiswal experienced back pain. The Indian team's medical aide then hurried to give him an analgesic. He made me perform some workouts. But his agony did not go away. Upon viewing it, Captain Rohit Sharma became anxious.
Jaiswal made the decision to withdraw with just a few overs remaining in the third day of play, having amassed 104 runs. Usually, the final overs are when wickets fall. After that, you must bat cautiously. Sadly, though, Jaiswal had to withdraw from the game because of pain, thus India sent Rajat Patidar in to replace him at bat. Ten balls were dodged under him. Rohit Sharma may be anxious about this, knowing that it is about to happen.
On the third day, with three overs to go after Rajat Patidar was removed from the game, Kuldeep Yadav was brought on as the night watchman to stop wickets from falling. After three days of play, the Indian team has amassed 196 runs in 51 overs at a cost of two wickets. Kuldeep Yadav has three runs in the field, while Subman Gill has 65.
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