Watch: Yashasvi Jaiswal falls to Scott Boland’s unplayable delivery in Sydney

India National Cricket Team batter Yashasvi Jaiswal couldn't carry on the start that he had in the ongoing second innings of the fifth Test against the Australia National Cricket Team. The match between the two teams is taking place at the Sydney Cricket Ground in Sydney.

Yashasvi Jaiswal took the India National Cricket Team off to a flying start with the bat in the ongoing second innings. He began the proceedings on high as he hit Mitchell Starc for four boundaries and put the Australia National Cricket Team under massive pressure.

Yashasvi Jaiswal batted in a pretty positive way and was looking to score runs, takes India off to a flying start with the bat

Yashasvi Jaiswal batted in a pretty positive way and was looking to score runs. The opening batter looked solid and it was only because of his mindset that India National Cricket Team took a lead of over 50 runs in the second innings in a flash.

With the way he was batting, it looked like Yashasvi Jaiswal would go to get big runs on the board. However, this wasn't the case as his stay at the crease was cut short by the brilliance of Australia National Cricket Team fast bowler Scott Boland, who has been right on money.

Scott Boland switched to round the wicket as he attempted to make Yashasvi Jaiswal play close to the off stump. The fast bowler bowled two balls that were wide to create doubts in the batter's mind. He got the ball to jag back in from wide of the crease, and that led to the downfall of the batter.

The ball sneaked past the outside edge to hit the top of off. Yashasvi Jaiswal wasn't fully forward or back. It was that lack of certainty that cost him his wicket

Watch: Yashasvi Jaiswal fells prey to peach by Scott Boland

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Yashasvi Jaiswal ends with the innings of 22 runs of 35 balls

Yashasvi Jaiswal ended with the innings of 22 runs of 35 balls and also hit 4 boundaries in his innings. With his wicket, the India National Cricket Team lost their second wicket in a quick span of time and came under pressure as they were left reeling at 47/2.

Yashasvi Jaiswal ended the series as the leading run-getter for the India National Cricket Team in the series. The left-hander, in the 5 games, scored 391 runs at an average of around 44 to go with one century and two half-centuries. Overall, he is the second-leading run-getter.

The India National Cricket Team would be hoping to get a lead of over 200 runs and then attempt to win the game. The Border-Gavaskar Trophy 2024-25 between the teams is in favour of Australia by 2-1 and they would be hoping to win the match and series as well.

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