pair Rohit and Yashasvi created mutiny in West Indies on second day
pair Rohit and Yashasvi created: After two days of play in the first Test match between India and West Indies in Dominica, the foreign team is in the lead.
The first Test match between India and West Indies, which is being played in Dominica, has ended after two days of play. At this point in the match, the Indian team is ahead by 162 runs. After the second day, the team has 312 runs. India has lost two important wickets but still has eight runs left. At the middle right now, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Virat Kohli are there.
Both Jaiswal and Rohit got a hundred
India made a lot of history on the second day of the game. Both of the team’s starters played innings of 100 runs. This is the first time that the Indian starting pair has put up 100 runs together on a foreign field. Rohit Sharma, the captain, had a quick turn at bat and got his 10th century in Tests. The Indian skipper, who came out to bat first with Yashasvi Jaiswal, started off slowly, but he picked up the pace and finished with 103 runs.
Yashasvi Jaiswal is almost at 150 rounds
When it was Jaiswal’s turn to bat first for India, he did so carefully. He didn’t rush, and it took him 104 balls to get to 50. Even though he was still at the crease, he kept batting calmly and went from 50 to 100 in 215 balls. At the moment, he has 143 runs and can easily reach 150.
Shubman Gill didn’t make it to number 3
In the first innings, Shubman Gill, who batted at number three, did not do well. Yashasvi and Rohit got things off to a great start with 229 runs, but Gill couldn’t use it to his advantage. Gill was hurt by Warrican, who had a personal score of 6 against him.
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