India Achieves its Biggest Test Victory Against England | Yashasvi Jaiswal's Six-Hitting Streak

In a thrilling display of power hitting, Yashasvi Jaiswal and the Indian cricket team shattered multiple six-hitting records during their Test match against England. Jaiswal's breathtaking innings propelled India to a resounding victory, leaving fans and experts in awe of his talent and raising the question of whether his record-breaking feats can ever be surpassed in the history of Test cricket. Equalling Wasim Akram's Record Jaiswal's unbeaten knock of 214 runs in Rajkot was not only a double-century but also a record-equalling effort. The young opener smashed an astonishing 12 sixes, matching the world record set by legendary all-rounder Wasim Akram for the most sixes hit in a Test innings. The feat highlights Jaiswal's exceptional ability to clear the ropes with ease and showcases his potential as a dynamic player for India. Unprecedented Conversion Rate Not only did Jaiswal showcase his six-hitting prowess, but he also achieved a remarkable milestone in Test cricket. He became the first Indian batsman, and only the seventh overall, to convert his first three Test centuries into scores of 150 or more. Jaiswal's scores of 171, 209, and 214* demonstrate his ability to perform consistently at the highest level and establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in international cricket. Youthful Brilliance Jaiswal's achievements become even more extraordinary when considering his age. At the start of the Rajkot Test, he was a mere 22 years and 49 days old, making him the third youngest player in history to score two double centuries in Test cricket. The only players ahead of him are the iconic Vinod Kambli and the legendary Don Bradman, an evidence of the exceptional talent possessed by Jaiswal. Record-Breaking Team Performance Jaiswal's heroics were not the only records shattered during the match. The Indian team as a whole displayed an incredible show of power-hitting, smashing a total of 28 sixes against England in Rajkot. This surpasses their previous record of 27 sixes against South Africa in the 2019 Vizag Test. Impressively, 18 of these sixes were hit in the second innings, marking the second-highest number of sixes in a Test innings, trailing only New Zealand's record of 22 against Pakistan in the 2014 Sharjah Test. Dominating the Series The Indian team's aggressive batting approach was not limited to the Rajkot Test alone. Throughout the series against England, they showcased their six-hitting prowess, accumulating a staggering total of 48 sixes. This surpasses their previous record of 47 sixes against South Africa in 2019. Remarkably, Jaiswal was responsible for 22 of these sixes, making him the highest individual contributor in terms of maximums hit in a Test series, surpassing Rohit Sharma's record of 19 against South Africa in 2019. Debut Brilliance The Rajkot Test also saw another remarkable feat achieved by Sarfaraz Khan, who became the fourth Indian batsman to score 50-plus runs in both innings of his debut Test match. His strike rate of 94.2 was the highest among the 43 players with two fifty-plus scores on debut in men's Tests, further highlighting the bright future of Indian cricket. Historical Margin of Victory India's dominant performance against England in Rajkot resulted in their largest-ever victory margin in Test cricket. With a massive winning margin of 434 runs, India surpassed their previous record of a 372-run win against New Zealand in 2021. This victory also ranks as the eighth-largest win by runs in Test cricket history and the second-largest against England, trailing only Australia's 562-run triumph in 1934 at The Oval. Jadeja's Impact Ravindra Jadeja, the star all-rounder, played a significant role in India's success during the match. His exceptional performance earned him the Player-of-the-Match award, his ninth in home Tests, equalling the record held by Anil Kumble. Jadeja's versatility was on full display as he achieved the rare feat of scoring a century and taking a five-wicket haul in the same Test, a feat accomplished only by Ian Botham and R Ashwin more often in Test cricket history. India's Dominance India's victory in Rajkot also reaffirmed their dominance in Test cricket against England. With this win, India recorded their 33rd victory against England, surpassing their previous record of 32 wins against Australia. Impressively, 24 of these wins came at homeand solidify India's reputation as a formidable force in the longest format of the game. The team's overall performance, marked by a flurry of sixes, further cements India's reputation as a powerhouse in Test cricket. As fans marvel at Jaiswal's incredible feat, the question lingers: Can anyone ever surpass his record-breaking six-hitting display in the history of Test cricket? Only time will tell.

Know who just became the youngest post graduate in India at 16!

  Have you just turned 16? Or, remember the time when you were of that age? The memories will be of a confused brain that didn’t know what to go for after completing your board exams. Well, in one of the many firsts, an Indian prodigy, has made the headlines for doing something which can give a complex to all teenagers, and to our old self as well. A Hyderabad boy, named Agastya Jaiswal, has completed his post-graduation at the tender age of 16. He did his Masters in Sociology from Osmania University. There’s more to it — he is the first Indian to complete intermediate in two streams, BiPC (Biology, Physics, Chemistry) and CEC (Civics, Economics, Commerce). Before this, he had completed his 10th when he was 8, and graduated in B.A. Mass Communication at the age of 14. Proud parents, Ashwani Kumar Jaiswal (father), and Bhagyalaxmi Jaiswal (mother) had a big role in guiding their special son to success. His father said, “Agastya had become the Google boy at the age of 2 by answering 300 questions, and 3000 questions at the age of 5.” The list doesn’t end here — Agastya is also ambidextrous, which means he can write with both hands. He can type A to Z alphabets in just 1.72 seconds. Adding more to his laurels, Agastya is a motivational speaker and a national table tennis player. Safe to say, Agastya is God’s very own child in the world of mere mortals. Here’s hoping for his future success in making India proud!