Yashasvi Jaiswal failed again (Photo-PTI)

Yashasvi Jaiswal vs South Africa: There is no doubt that Yashasvi Jaiswal is an amazing batsman. He has the power to score runs in all three formats, but one of his shortcomings has come to light in the Guwahati Test, which bowlers around the world can now take advantage of. This player, who scored a brilliant half-century in the first innings of Guwahati Test, was out after scoring 13 runs in the second innings. Jaiswal was hunted by Marco Janson in the second innings. While trying to cut Janson’s short ball, he was caught by the wicketkeeper and this is where Jaiswal’s biggest weakness came to light.

What is Jaiswal’s weakness?

Yashasvi Jaiswal His weakness is his left arm pacer, against whom he is not able to play openly at the crease. Talking about Test matches against South Africa, Jaiswal has been out 6 times against left arm pacers and this player’s average against them is only 10.5. If we talk about Marco Janson alone, he has dismissed left arm pacer Jaiswal 3 times. Jaiswal’s average against Yanson is just 14.

The bat does not work against South Africa

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s average in Test cricket is above fifty but this player’s bat does not work against South Africa. Jaiswal has failed in 5 out of 6 innings played against South Africa, in which he has been out on duck twice. It is clear that Jaiswal is not liking South Africa and the left arm pacer. This player will have to improve his technique soon otherwise his problems may increase further in the future.

Well, not only Yashasvi Jaiswal, other batsmen of India also have a bad record against Yanson. In the first innings, Yanson single-handedly took 6 wickets, due to which the Indian team could score only 201 runs. In the second innings, South Africa declared the innings after scoring 260 runs and India got the target of 549 runs. India has never chased such a big score. Looking at the performance of the Indian batsmen and the form of the South African bowlers, it seems impossible for this to happen.