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  • Exclusive: Stunned By Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Champions Trophy Snub, Coach Jwala Singh Recalls Rohit Sharma’s Words

    Exclusive: Stunned By Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Champions Trophy Snub, Coach Jwala Singh Recalls Rohit Sharma’s Words






    One of the most promising young cricketers in the game, Yashasvi Jaiswal has rapidly grown into an all-format player for the Indian team. The left-handed opening batter made his ODI debut for India in the recently-concluded 3-match series against Englan. Though Jaiswal only played one game in the series, he is widely seen as one of the future cricketing superstars for the nation. Jaiswal was also selected for India’s preliminary Champions Trophy squad but was later removed as the selectors wanted to make space for spinner Varun Chakravarthy’s inclusion. 

    Despite the drama-filled recent weeks, Jaiswal’s coach Jwala Singh has high hopes for the exciting batting talent that the southpaw is. In an exclusive chat with NDTV, Yashasvi’s coach opened up on his ward’s rapid rise on the international stage, his exclusion from the Champions Trophy and also his leadership skills, which have made him a leadership candidate for the future.

    It was only in 2023 that Yashasvi Jaiswal made his international debut. In less than 2 years he has become an all-format player. Considering how few all-format batters are there in the Indian team at present, his progress must really make you proud.

    Yeah, I think I’m happy to see his progress since 2023 and the way he grew, scoring 100 in his Test debut and then later on with multiple records like two double-hundreds and scoring well in Australia. I think he has been a very good Test player as well as many good performances in T20 cricket and now he just got selected for the one-day team as well. So yes, I think the progress has been very satisfying and I always had trust and belief in his ability and that’s why I really put a lot of energy into him and I’m very, very happy and satisfied with what I started many years back with the reason to make him, a world-class player that’s on the way. So it makes me very, very proud and very, very happy.

    Yashasvi made his ODI debut in the recently-concluded debut for England but the turn of events was such that couldn’t get a longer rope. How do you see such an opportunity? Does it leave an unfulfilling feeling?

    Well, I think he just got his one-day debut against England, scored around 15 runs and I think he could have scored more but in cricket, there are multiple challenges and sometimes you don’t get what you’re looking for. But yes, I think playing ODIs for India made him an all format but there’s a learning curve for him. Whenever players fail or they don’t perform, it’s always time to rearrange your mind and body and rearrange your skills, upgrade your skills and that helps in the future. So I’m sure that later on he will play well in ODIs as well. It’s not about wasting the opportunity or unfulfilling the ability, or opportunity. It’s all about learning. So I think failure also gives you a lot of lessons and he will do well in ODIs. He will play well when he’ll get his next chance.

    Yashasvi was a part of the preliminary Indian squad for the Champions Trophy but had to be dropped from the final roster. How do you see that change?

    Yes, I think he was part of the Champions Trophy based on his performance against Australia in the Test series. I heard Rohit Sharma on multiple occasions saying he is looking good and so without playing ODIs, you can include him in the Champions Trophy and that happened but I’m not much aware of what happened, why his name was not featured (in the final Champions Trophy squad). But yes, we have to accept the selectors’ decision about what they feel, what kind of team balance they are looking for, and what kind of combination they are looking for. It’s all okay because he’s young and he will improve in the future. The most important thing is respecting the decisions of the decision-makers, those are selectors, and we all need to respect that and wait for another opportunity till that time he can work hard and he can get better.

    India didn’t have a particularly impressive Border-Gavaskar Trophy but Yashasvi’s performances were among the few positives the team had. What did you make of his effort with the bat?

    I think Indian performance in the Border-Gavaskar Trophy was not so great. All we know, I mean, it is a disappointment that we lost it after winning the last time and this time we lost it and so as India started well there but later on we could not, you know, maintain that tempo and the last two Test matches were not so great for Indian players and I feel we are all disappointed, all Indian disappointed but I’m happy that Yashashvi played well but as I predicted early in the series that Yashasvi should score around two hundreds and he was very close to another century. But yes, still he’s young and he has time to grow and I’m sure he will learn from all those experiences and he will get better. So I think scoring 100 in Australia really makes him a tougher player for the future.

    Yashasvi is only 23 but sometimes he seems like a 30-year-old seasoned cricketer who knows how to handle himself in different situations. Was he always so determined?

    Yes, I think he’s quite mature for his age and because of his adaptability skill and the more he’s playing, the better he’s getting, and I think a lot of credit goes to the, you know, the other players like Rohit Sharma, Virat Kohli, and team management as part of them. I think Rajasthan Royals played a major role in his development by giving him a lot of opportunities in IPL and he’s been playing IPL for around five years and that IPL is the platform where you meet and interact with different players, different conditions and so I think that’s really one of the key features of his maturity level and he knows how to handle the pressure in different formats. So yes, I think since these years he has played a lot of cricket with many legends that really helps him to grow and whenever, I used to always tell him that you need to learn from the legends, those who are playing the game, those who are big in the game and I think that really helps and he learned so many things from the legends and that’s why he’s looking very, very mature.

    Though nothing official has been said, there are talks around Yashasvi Jaiswal being groomed into a future captain. How do you assess his leadership skills?

    I think the captaincy is something which is not in the player’s hands. I think it totally depends on the selectors, coaches, and the people who take the decision. I think ,as a player, you always try to play well, win the match for your country. That is the, you know, the basic goal for players but yes, I mean if you play for any team for a longer period like two years, three or four years, five years, you become the senior player and then you can contribute in other aspects as well, like becoming a captain, a vice-captain. It’s a part of the journey but first I think you need to play well, to be there, be consistent, win the matches for the team and then if, I mean, the decision makers feel like he’s good enough to lead the side or maybe help the captain, that is auto pilot. I know, you know, the bioproduct and it’s something which we cannot choose. It’s all about the decision makers, what I can say.

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  • India vs England 2nd ODI LIVE Updates: Rohit Sharma Fumes As Harshit Rana Makes Massive Error

    India vs England 2nd ODI LIVE Updates: Rohit Sharma Fumes As Harshit Rana Makes Massive Error


    India Vs England 2nd ODI LIVE Scorecard Updates© X (formerly Twitter)




    India vs England 2nd ODI LIVE: Jos Buttler defended a delivery back to bowler Harshit Rana but the pacer decided to throw it at the stumps. As the ball missed the timber, it ran away for a four through fine leg fence. India captain Rohit Sharma was left fuming at the pacer, presumably asking him if he doesn’t have sense. England are three down after deciding to bat first against India. Joe Root is close his half-century while Jos Buttler is the new batter, who arrived after the wicket of Brook. (Live Scorecard)

    India vs England 2nd ODI Live Updates, straight from Cuttack –







    • 15:53 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI Live: India lose both reviews!

      It was a review for LBW for the wicket of Joe Root and India lost it.

    • 15:48 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: Four overthrows!

      No! No! No! It is poor from Harshit Rana. Jos Buttler defended the delivery back to the bowler and he decided to throw it at the stumps. As the ball missed the timber, it ran away for a four through fine leg fence. India captain Rohit Sharma was left fuming at the pacer, presumably asking him if he doesn’t have sense.

      ENG 180/3 (32)

    • 15:37 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: OUT!

      A sensational catch this is from Shubman Gill and that is the end of Harry Brook’s knock. It was a slower ball from Harshit Rana. Brook came out of his crease to hit it as both mid-on and mid-off were inside the ring, but he mistimed it. Gill gave a brilliant cross-run towards his back and caught the ball with a superb dive. Brook fell for 31 off 52. 

      ENG 168/3 (29.4)

    • 15:27 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: 150 up for England!

      Partnership between Root and Brook moving really well. Meanwhile, Harshit Rana is back into the attack. A Brook welcomes him with a well-timed cover drive. Excellent shot. Partnership is now 50 plus

      ENG: 154/2 (27.2)

    • 15:22 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: Rahul’s big DRS blunder!

      Rohit not happy with KL Rahul as India do not take the review. The Indian captain threw his hands up in exasperation when the replay was shown.

    • 15:19 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: Crucial partnership!

      Boundaries have dried up since Duckett’s dismissal. But, from England’s POV, this partnership is crucial. This is the ideal track for Brook to get his mojo back.

      ENG: 138/2 (25)

    • 15:13 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: No Bethell for England!

      Strange call from England to drop/rest Bethell. Scored a fifty in the last game and was pretty decent with the ball. Not sure if playing an extra pacer is a smart call.

      ENG: 130/2 (22)

    • 15:06 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: Axar into the attack!

      Axar replaces Varun Chakravarthy, who has been saved for later. England need Brook and Root to bat the next 15-20 overs at least.

      ENG: 118/2 (20)

    • 15:04 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: 8 runs off the over

      The duo of Harry Brook and Joe Root is forming a good partnership for England. In the previous over of Varun Chakaravarthy, the duo scores eight runs, which include a maximum from Brook. 

      ENG 116/2 (19 overs)

    • 14:54 (IST)

      India vs England Live: OUT

      OUT!!! Ravindra Jadeja joins the party and give India their second breakthrough as he dismisses the biggest pillar Ben Duckett for 65. Duckett had everything covered for a big innings. All Jadeja tried to do was just defensive bowling – to hide the ball wide of off knowing Duckett is itching to smack him. The batter goes for a mighty slog. Intention was to his squarer but no way he could have hit it straighter with the ball being so wide. Second wicket gone for England.

      ENG 102/2 (15.5 overs)

    • 14:45 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: 6 runs off the over

      Ben Duckett is showing no mercy on India bowlers and confidently moving ahead in the game. He is taking on every bowler and stealing boundaries. In the previous over of Harshit Rana, Duckett hits a boundary as the pacer leaks six runs. India are desperately looking for their second wicket. 

      ENG 95/1 (14 overs)

    • 14:36 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Varun Chakravarthy in good touch

      After providing India with their first wicket, spinner Varun Chakravarthy is beaming with confidence. He is looking in good touch with the ball and looking forward to get another wicket. In his previous over, he leaks only six runs as Ben Duckett and Joe Root try to form another partnership for England. 

      ENG 89/1 (13 overs)

    • 14:28 (IST)

      India vs England LIVE Updates: OUT

      OUT!!! Varun Chakravarthy strikes on his debut as he provides India with their first breakthrough. He dismisses the dangerous Phil Salt for 26. Caryn traps Salt with his spin as he tries to go for a big hit. However, he mistimes the shot and the ball goes up in the air lands into the hands of Ravindra Jadeja at the mid-on. First wicket gone for England. 

      ENG 80/1 (10.5 overs)

    • 14:25 (IST)

      India vs England LIVE Score: Duckett hits 50

      FIFTY!!! Ben Duckett takes a single off Varun Chakravarthy’s delivery and completes his half-century. It is his sixth half-century for England in the ODIs and he brings it up in 36 balls. 

      ENG 79/0 (10.2 overs)

    • 14:19 (IST)

      IND vs ENG LIVE: Varun Chakravarthy make debut

      India skipper Rohit Sharma now makes another change and introduces spin in the attack. He hands over the ball to debutant Varun Chakravarthy. In his first over, he impresses as he controls the run flow and leaks only four runs. Can he scalp a wicket in his upcoming overs? Only time will tell. 

      ENG 66/0 (9 overs)

    • 14:10 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI LIVE Score: Blunder from India

      WHAT ARE YOU DOING HARDIK??? In his previous over, he leaks 10 runs but the most hurtful part is the boundary by Ben Duckett. Short and wide as Duckett nails the cut shot past the left side of backward point to pick up another boundary. India need a wicket at the earliest. 

      ENG 54/0 (7 overs)

    • 14:03 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Hardik into the attack

      Seeing his main pacers struggling, India skipper Rohit Sharma decides to give some rest to Harshit Rana. He now hands over the ball to all-rounder Hardik Pandya. In his first over of the day, Hardik leaks nine runs, which include a boundary from Ben Duckett. England have hit the fourth gear and confidently moving ahead. 

      ENG 44/0 (6 overs)

    • 13:54 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: 5 runs off the over

      Looks like Virat Kohli’s words did some magic as Harshit Rana shows massive improvement. Bowling his second over of the day, Rana confuses England openers with his speed but ends up leaking a boundary. In total, he concedes five runs but shows a good intent. India are now eyeing their first breakthrough. 

      ENG 28/0 (4 overs)

    • 13:50 (IST)

      India vs England Live Score: Kohli the leader steps in

      Pacer Harshit Rana gets a miserable start. Seeing this, star batter Virat Kohli steps in and shows his leadership skills and guides the young pacer. This is a heartfelt moment as Kohli fails to impress his fans. However, Mohammed Shami once again leaks many runs in his second over as England continue to dominate the game. 

      ENG 23/0 (3 overs)

    • 13:43 (IST)

      India vs England 2nd ODI LIVE Updates: Horrible start for Rana

      Pacer Harshit Rana, who impressed everyone with his three-wicket haul on his debut, is off to a horrible start in this game. In his previous over, he ends up leaking nine runs. This includes two back-to-back boundaries from Ben Duckett. England openers are showing good intent and comfortably stealing boundaries. 

      ENG 15/0 (2 overs)

    • 13:38 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI LIVE Score: Good start for England

      England openers Phil Salt and Ben Duckett have provided the visitors with a good start. In the first over by Mohammed Shami, the duo shows a cautious approach but Salt still manages to steal a boundary on the last delivery. In total, Shami leaks six runs in the first over. 

      ENG 6/0 (1 over)

    • 13:31 (IST)

      LIVE India vs England 2nd ODI: We are underway

      The second ODI match between India and England now begins. For England, Phil Salt and Ben Duckett will be starting the proceedings. The duo will look forward to stitch a solid partnership to provide England with a good start. On the other hand, Mohammed Shami will be bowling the first over for India. Let’s play!!! 

    • 13:17 (IST)

      India vs England Live Score: England’s Playing XI

      England (Playing XI): Philip Salt(w), Ben Duckett, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Jos Buttler(c), Liam Livingstone, Jamie Overton, Gus Atkinson, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Saqib Mahmood

    • 13:16 (IST)

      India vs England 2nd ODI Live updates: India’s Playing XI

      India (Playing XI): Rohit Sharma(c), Shubman Gill, Virat Kohli, Shreyas Iyer, KL Rahul(w), Hardik Pandya, Axar Patel, Ravindra Jadeja, Harshit Rana, Mohammed Shami, Varun Chakravarthy

    • 13:15 (IST)

      India vs England Live updates: Here’s what Rohit Sharma said at the toss

      “It was a good performance in the first game. That’s what I loved about. The energy was very good despite not being on the field for a while. It was superb to watch after losing two wickets. Shreyas prides himself on that intent and attitude and not to forget the contributions of Shubman and Axar as well. Black soil pitch, not sure. Maybe play on the slower side, that’s what I expect. Two changes, Jaiswal makes way for Virat. Kuldeep is rested so Varun makes his debut.”

    • 13:14 (IST)

      India vs England Live updates: Here’s what Jos Buttler said at the toss

      “We are going to bat first today. We have been pushing in the right direction, play better for longer and hopefully have a good day today. Looks a bit dry, black soil. Looks a good wicket. Three changes, Mark Wood, Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton come into the XI.”

    • 13:02 (IST)

      India vs England Live updates: Toss

      England skipper Jos Buttler won the toss and opted to bat against India in the second ODI on Sunday in Cuttack. 

    • 12:56 (IST)

      India vs England Live Score: Here’s what KL Rahul said

      “We didn’t expect this. Came here into the dressing room and suddenly felt like we had lost track of days and forgot that today is a game day. That is how the energy and the vibe was. It’s good fun. It’s way different from how we usually practice. Just to have so many people come in even though it is just a practice session was something different,” Rahul said in a video posted by the BCCI.

    • 12:55 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI, Live: KL Rahul stunned to see Cuttack’s crowd

      India wicketkeeper-batter KL Rahul lost track of days and assumed that it was a game day when he saw a huge crowd for the home team’s practice session at Barabati Stadium on Saturday. The Indian team reached Bhubaneswar on Friday morning and had their first practice session at Barabati Stadium on the eve of the second encounter.

    • 12:49 (IST)

      LIVE IND vs ENG 2nd ODI: Another debut for India

      After Yashasvi Jaiswal and Harshit Rana made their ODI debuts in the first match, mystery spinner Varun Chakaravarthy has also been handed over his maiden ODI cap ahead of the second match. This is going to be a big positive for India as Varun is in a terrific form. 

    • 12:46 (IST)

      India vs England Live Updates: Impressive debut of Harshit Rana

      Debutant Harshit Rana was taken apart by Phil Salt initially, and the young pacer ended up as the most expensive bowler at Nagpur, but he made crucial strikes, dismissing Ben Duckett and Harry Brook in the same over to turn the momentum in India’s favour. With fitness concerns lingering over lead pacer Jasprit Bumrah, Rana has an outside chance to push for his case with another fruitful outing.

    • 12:46 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Return of Mohammed Shami

      India’s bowling attack looks settled with fit-again pacer Mohammed Shami gradually settling in following his international comeback. Having started off with a maiden, Shami slowly got into the scheme of things in Nagpur and dictated the terms in the middle overs, returning with a fine 1/38 from his eight overs.

    • 12:42 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Kohli eyes big feat

      One-day cricket is Virat Kohli’s staple format, and the 36-year-old needs just 94 runs to become the third batter to reach 14,000 runs in the format after Sachin Tendulkar (18,426) and Kumar Sangakkara (14,234) Having played 283 ODI innings, Kohli can also become the fastest to this milestone ahead of Tendulkar (350 innings) and Sangakkara (378).

    • 12:30 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Rohit under scanner

      India skipper Rohit Sharma’s struggles continued as he perished for just two in the first ODI, failing to shake off the disastrous run in the Test series against Australia. His dismissal — a mis-timed lofted shot off Liam Livingstone that ballooned to midwicket — reflected his desperation for runs. The Mumbai man has not scored a fifty in any format since August last year when he made 64 against Sri Lanka in Colombo in the third match.

    • 12:25 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Who will Kohli replace?

      Shreyas Iyer, who came in for Kohli at the last minute by his own admission, made a rollicking 36-ball 59 that has made dropping him an almost unthinkable act. If the past norms are followed, then Kohli will walk in for Shreyas, but it is more likely that Yashasvi Jaiswal could be the one who will have to make for the batting icon. It means that Gill might rejoin Rohit at the top, and Jaiswal did not have a blazing match either at Nagpur.

    • 12:22 (IST)

      India vs England Live: Virat Kohli to return?

      India had taken a 1-0 lead after their four-wicket win at Nagpur, but Virat Kohli getting rested owing to a “sore right knee” had raised concerns about his fitness ahead of the Champions Trophy later this month. However, vice-captain Shubman Gill had indicated that Kohli could be back for the second match, which will be played at a venue where the latter made a match-winning 85 against the West Indies in 2019.

    • 12:06 (IST)

      IND vs ENG 2nd ODI LIVE Updates: Hello

      Hello and welcome to our live coverage of the second ODI of the three-match series between India and England, straight from the Barabati Stadium, Cuttack. Stay tuned for all the live updates. 

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