‘Practically perfect’: Michael Vaughn’s brutal dig at Yashasvi Jaiswal. incredible ravi shastri

Apparently Yashasvi Jaiswal made a plan to counter mitchell stark‘s new ball threat. However, just two balls into India’s first innings of the ongoing third Test against Australia, Starc caught Jaiswal at forward square leg. After India defeated Australia for 445 in the early morning session of the third day, Jaiswal had taken a slowdown before the start of India’s innings. He flicked it towards the Australian team’s huddle, but the ball hit the Cricket Australia cameraman’s leg.

Former England captain after being sacked michael vaughn Despicably attacked Jaiswal after Jaiswal failed to replicate his slowdown attempt during the match.

“Five minutes before Jaiswal was dismissed, this is the shot he was practicing. It was a great shot through the middle of the wicket, with good balance. Then when you go into the match, it’s the same shot but he hits the air. Just fly and flick it. It was like, ‘There’s the pressure of the game, but it’s perfect in practice,'” Vaughn was heard saying on air.

Former Indian national team head coach Ravi Shastri He also expressed his disbelief at the dismissal and highlighted how Jaiswal was able to find the only fielder in the area even though there was plenty of space to fill the hole.

“Can you imagine a catch there? A guy who was right in front of the square, acres of space on the on side, Jaiswal hits the ball directly to the fielder,” Shastri observed.

Meanwhile, rain halted play in the third session of the third day of the ongoing Test match at the Gabba on Monday as India remained 394 runs behind Australia’s score.

On the third day at Stamps, the visiting team is struggling against right-handed batters at 51/4. KL Rahul (33*) and team captain Rohit Sharma (0*) Undefeated at the crease.

Rohit Sharma’s side restarted the third session at 48/4 trailing by 397 runs, with KL Rahul and skipper Rohit Sharma remaining unbeaten with scores of 30 (52) and 0 (1) respectively.

Much of the third session was washed out as rain continued to fall throughout the session. In the third and final session of the day, the Indian side could score just three runs in three overs.

(With ANI input)