by India’s triumph in the third Test against England showcased the sheer talent of India’s youthful batting lineup. Yashasvi Jaiswal’s remarkable double century in the second innings, complemented by Sarfaraz Khan’s stellar half-centuries in both innings, and Dhruv Jurel’s debut brilliance, highlighted by a crucial run-out, underscored the depth of India’s emerging talent pool. Furthermore, Shubman Gill’s pivotal 91-run contribution in the second innings solidified India’s dominance, culminating in a commanding 434-run victory in Rajkot.
During the second innings, Jaiswal’s explosive performance left England reeling, as the young cricketer unleashed an unbeaten double century, marking his second consecutive feat in Test cricket. Meanwhile, Sarfaraz and Gill contributed vital half-centuries, propelling India to set a formidable target of 557 runs for England. The visiting team succumbed to the pressure, crumbling within two sessions and managing a mere 122 runs before being dismissed.
