Yashasvi Jaiswal, a young man from Bhadohi who toughened up on ruthless Mumbai Maidans, enjoyed his finest day on a cricket pitch with an unconquered debut hundred as India seized complete control on the second day of the opening Test against the West Indies here.

Skipper Rohit Sharma (103 off 221 balls), also eschewed his natural flair en route to his 10th Test hundred and a record 229-run opening stand with Jaiswal (143 batting, 350 balls) as India batted cautiously but still did well enough to slowly bat West Indies out of the game, finishing the second day on 312 for two.

In the whole day, India managed only 232 runs in 90 overs.

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Jaiswal, who batted the entire second day, has the seasoned Virat Kohli (36 batting, 96 balls) for the company as the duo added 72 runs for the third wicket.

India now has a lead of 162 runs and is expected to bat better part of the third day before Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja is once again unleashed on an opposition that doesn’t have enough technical wherewithal to counter them for two days.

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The 21-year-old Jaiswal and 36-year-old Rohit are players, who could be called antithesis to what the Mumbai school of ‘Khadoos’ batsmanship stands for. Both are flamboyant in their own rights.

But on Thursday, they channelised their inner ‘Khadoos Mumbaikar’ as Jaiswal took 215 balls to become the 14th Indian debutant to score a hundred while Rohit had to wait for 220 balls to reach his landmark.

After 41 long years, since India’s 1982 tour of England where Suru Nayak and Sunil Gavaskar opened, there were two Mumbai men opening for the country and put up the best-ever stand of 229 against the West Indies, beating the previous best of 201 set by Sanjay Bangar and Virender Sehwag back in 2001.

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The Windsor Park track was a two-paced one where the ball gripped and there was some slow turn on offer. On tracks like these, it is difficult to score quickly but at the same time not too tough to hang around grinding the opposition to submission.

It was old-fashioned Test match batting at its best. Jaiswal and Rohit did just that. Both trusted their defensive game when they found deliveries gripping and waited for the loose deliveries as none of the West Indies bowlers looked threatening.

Jaiswal’s hundred is certain to bring in its fair share of euphoria among fans as he is an endearing rags-to-riches success story.

The story of selling Panipuris on Mumbai’s Azad Maidan, climbing on the boundary wall to catch a glimpse of IPL on a giant screen warms the cockles of your heart and one wants to see the young man succeed.

As he played what seemed like a half-sweep-half lap shot towards backward square leg for a single, Jaiswal let out a huge roar of relief and took a bow towards the dressing room. His innings had 14 fours and the best was the pull off Alzarri Joseph that got him to his fifty.

What stood out on the day was his solid technique, fair idea about where his off-stump was and very assured footwork against spinners. Add his impressive temperament to this cocktail -- enormous patience and choice of loose deliveries -- he looks like a ready package for international cricket.

What this century proved is that he belongs to the international level but on this track against an attack that was low on potency, one can’t judge how he would fair in tougher conditions like South Africa and Australia.

Maybe it was the attack and nature of the pitch that made a free-flowing stroke-maker like Rohit not that ecstatic even after scoring a hundred.

The best stroke of the day came from Rohit, whose flicked six over deep mid-wicket off Joseph (0/65 in 14 overs) was worth million dollars. There was another effortless six in the same region off left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican along with a backfoot square cut. The India skipper was out immediately after scoring his 10th Test hundred when his defensive prod off debutant Alick Athanaze’s off-break ballooned up for keeper Joshua Da Silva to complete an easy catch.

Shubman Gill’s (6 off 10 balls) first game as No. 3 didn’t start off well as he paid the price for sitting in the dugout with pads on for nearly 76 overs.

After a sedate first session that yielded 66 runs, the second session was most productive with 99 runs while it again tapered off in the third session that produced 67 runs.

In fact such was the slowness of the track that Jaiswal was heard on stump microphone telling Kohli “Zorse maar raha hoon, jaa hi nahi raha (I am hitting powerfully but the ball isn’t travelling).” Jaiswal became the third Indian opener after Shikhar Dhawan (vs Australia in 2013) and Prithvi Shaw (vs West Indies 2018) to score a hundred on Test debut.

While Dhawan could never replicate that afternoon in Mohali in his next 33 games, Shaw, who was the biggest thing coming out of Mumbai’s batting stable, lost his way a bit after a blazing start to his international career.

Jaiswal would feel that this start is the foundation of a lot of bigger things to come in the coming days.

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Yashasvi Jaiswal, a young man from Bhadohi who toughened up on ruthless Mumbai Maidans, enjoyed his finest day on a cricket pitch with an unconquered debut hundred as India seized complete control on the second day of the opening Test against the West Indies here.

Yashasvi Jaiswal, a young man from Bhadohi who toughened up on ruthless Mumbai Maidans, enjoyed his finest day on a cricket pitch with an unconquered debut hundred as India seized complete control on the second day of the opening Test against the West Indies here. Skipper Rohit Sharma (103 off 221 balls), also eschewed his natural flair en route to his 10th Test hundred and a record 229-run opening stand with Jaiswal (143 batting, 350 balls) as India batted cautiously but still did well enough to slowly bat West Indies out of the game, finishing the second day on 312 for two. In the whole day, India managed only 232 runs in 90 overs. Also Read | Ukraine 'will join NATO', Putin has 'lost the war': Biden in Helsinki Jaiswal, who batted the entire second day, has the seasoned Virat Kohli (36 batting, 96 balls) for the company as the duo added 72 runs for the third wicket. India now has a lead of 162 runs and is expected to bat better part of the third day before Ravichandran Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja is once again unleashed on an opposition that doesn’t have enough technical wherewithal to counter them for two days. Also Read | Cocaine at White House: Secret Service ends probe without finding suspect The 21-year-old Jaiswal and 36-year-old Rohit are players, who could be called antithesis to what the Mumbai school of ‘Khadoos’ batsmanship stands for. Both are flamboyant in their own rights. But on Thursday, they channelised their inner ‘Khadoos Mumbaikar’ as Jaiswal took 215 balls to become the 14th Indian debutant to score a hundred while Rohit had to wait for 220 balls to reach his landmark. After 41 long years, since India’s 1982 tour of England where Suru Nayak and Sunil Gavaskar opened, there were two Mumbai men opening for the country and put up the best-ever stand of 229 against the West Indies, beating the previous best of 201 set by Sanjay Bangar and Virender Sehwag back in 2001. Watch | Russian general says top military brass betrayed soldiers fighting in Ukraine × The Windsor Park track was a two-paced one where the ball gripped and there was some slow turn on offer. On tracks like these, it is difficult to score quickly but at the same time not too tough to hang around grinding the opposition to submission. It was old-fashioned Test match batting at its best. Jaiswal and Rohit did just that. Both trusted their defensive game when they found deliveries gripping and waited for the loose deliveries as none of the West Indies bowlers looked threatening. Jaiswal’s hundred is certain to bring in its fair share of euphoria among fans as he is an endearing rags-to-riches success story. The story of selling Panipuris on Mumbai’s Azad Maidan, climbing on the boundary wall to catch a glimpse of IPL on a giant screen warms the cockles of your heart and one wants to see the young man succeed. As he played what seemed like a half-sweep-half lap shot towards backward square leg for a single, Jaiswal let out a huge roar of relief and took a bow towards the dressing room. His innings had 14 fours and the best was the pull off Alzarri Joseph that got him to his fifty. What stood out on the day was his solid technique, fair idea about where his off-stump was and very assured footwork against spinners. Add his impressive temperament to this cocktail -- enormous patience and choice of loose deliveries -- he looks like a ready package for international cricket. What this century proved is that he belongs to the international level but on this track against an attack that was low on potency, one can’t judge how he would fair in tougher conditions like South Africa and Australia. Maybe it was the attack and nature of the pitch that made a free-flowing stroke-maker like Rohit not that ecstatic even after scoring a hundred. The best stroke of the day came from Rohit, whose flicked six over deep mid-wicket off Joseph (0/65 in 14 overs) was worth million dollars. There was another effortless six in the same region off left-arm spinner Jomel Warrican along with a backfoot square cut. The India skipper was out immediately after scoring his 10th Test hundred when his defensive prod off debutant Alick Athanaze’s off-break ballooned up for keeper Joshua Da Silva to complete an easy catch. Shubman Gill’s (6 off 10 balls) first game as No. 3 didn’t start off well as he paid the price for sitting in the dugout with pads on for nearly 76 overs. After a sedate first session that yielded 66 runs, the second session was most productive with 99 runs while it again tapered off in the third session that produced 67 runs. In fact such was the slowness of the track that Jaiswal was heard on stump microphone telling Kohli “Zorse maar raha hoon, jaa hi nahi raha (I am hitting powerfully but the ball isn’t travelling).” Jaiswal became the third Indian opener after Shikhar Dhawan (vs Australia in 2013) and Prithvi Shaw (vs West Indies 2018) to score a hundred on Test debut. While Dhawan could never replicate that afternoon in Mohali in his next 33 games, Shaw, who was the biggest thing coming out of Mumbai’s batting stable, lost his way a bit after a blazing start to his international career. Jaiswal would feel that this start is the foundation of a lot of bigger things to come in the coming days. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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Sikandar Raza's two wickets in the first innings of bowling enabled the team limit the Gladiators to 108/3 at the conclusion of their innings. Carlos Brathwaite (27) and Daniel Lawrence (40) both contributed to the Braves' ability to reach the required total in the last over. They'll be keen to continue the winning trend. On the other side, Team Abu Dhabi has recently gained momentum. They will be full of confidence after winning their past two games. They had a comfortable victory over the Morrisville Samp Army in their last game. When they were batting first, Chris Lynn (35), and James Vince (44*), who had a strong combination, helped them score 100 runs. For Team Abu Dhabi, Peter Hatzoglou and Andrew Tye both claimed three wickets as they successfully defended the score to win the match by 18 runs. They want to act similarly on Wednesday.

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs. Team Abu Dhabi match details&nbsp;</h2>

The match between The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi will be held on 30 November, Wednesday at 05.30 pm IST and 4PM GST. The match will be held at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi.&nbsp;

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi pitch report</h2>

The Sheikh Zayed Stadium's field is a level playing field. The spinners will be really important while bowling on this surface since it is a day game and the ball likes to hold a little bit on the surface. On this surface, the hitters will need to practise patience.

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi Weather Forecast</h2>

Both sides will get clear skies on Wednesday. In Abu Dhabi, temperatures are predicted to range between 23 and 30 degrees Celsius.

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi predicted players&nbsp;</h2>

The Chennai Braves Probable XIs: Daniel Lawrence, Dawid Malan, Ross Whiteley, Carlos Brathwaite, Sikandar Raza (c), James Fuller, Vriitya Aravind (wk), Olly Stone, Sam Cook, Kobe Herft and&nbsp;Adhitya Shetty

Team Abu Dhabi Probable XIs: Chris Lynn (c),&nbsp;Alex Hales, James Vince, Brandon King, Alishan Sharafu, Kamran Atta (wk), Fabian Allen, Andrew Tye, Peter Hatzoglou, Naveen-ul-Haq and&nbsp;Adil Rashid

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi Match Prediction</h2>

Both sides are coming off a win in their respective previous fixtures. Both will be riding with confidence and will be looking to carry forward to winning momentum when they meet on Wednesday. Team Abu Dhabi have a good balance on their side and expect them to finish on the winning side.

<h2>The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi live streaming&nbsp;</h2>

In India, one can watch the match on TV on Colors Cineplex, Colors Cineplex HD, Rishtey Cineplex and check out the live streaming at Voot and Jio Cinema App.&nbsp;

Sikandar Raza's two wickets in the first innings of bowling enabled the team limit the Gladiators to 108/3 at the conclusion of their innings. Carlos Brathwaite (27) and Daniel Lawrence (40) both contributed to the Braves' ability to reach the required total in the last over.

Sikandar Raza's two wickets in the first innings of bowling enabled the team limit the Gladiators to 108/3 at the conclusion of their innings. Carlos Brathwaite (27) and Daniel Lawrence (40) both contributed to the Braves' ability to reach the required total in the last over. They'll be keen to continue the winning trend. On the other side, Team Abu Dhabi has recently gained momentum. They will be full of confidence after winning their past two games. They had a comfortable victory over the Morrisville Samp Army in their last game. When they were batting first, Chris Lynn (35), and James Vince (44*), who had a strong combination, helped them score 100 runs. For Team Abu Dhabi, Peter Hatzoglou and Andrew Tye both claimed three wickets as they successfully defended the score to win the match by 18 runs. They want to act similarly on Wednesday. The Chennai Braves vs. Team Abu Dhabi match details The match between The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi will be held on 30 November, Wednesday at 05.30 pm IST and 4PM GST. The match will be held at Sheikh Zayed Stadium in Abu Dhabi. The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi pitch report The Sheikh Zayed Stadium's field is a level playing field. The spinners will be really important while bowling on this surface since it is a day game and the ball likes to hold a little bit on the surface. On this surface, the hitters will need to practise patience. The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi Weather Forecast Both sides will get clear skies on Wednesday. In Abu Dhabi, temperatures are predicted to range between 23 and 30 degrees Celsius. The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi predicted players The Chennai Braves Probable XIs: Daniel Lawrence, Dawid Malan, Ross Whiteley, Carlos Brathwaite, Sikandar Raza (c), James Fuller, Vriitya Aravind (wk), Olly Stone, Sam Cook, Kobe Herft and Adhitya Shetty Team Abu Dhabi Probable XIs: Chris Lynn (c), Alex Hales, James Vince, Brandon King, Alishan Sharafu, Kamran Atta (wk), Fabian Allen, Andrew Tye, Peter Hatzoglou, Naveen-ul-Haq and Adil Rashid The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi Match Prediction Both sides are coming off a win in their respective previous fixtures. Both will be riding with confidence and will be looking to carry forward to winning momentum when they meet on Wednesday. Team Abu Dhabi have a good balance on their side and expect them to finish on the winning side. The Chennai Braves vs Team Abu Dhabi live streaming In India, one can watch the match on TV on Colors Cineplex, Colors Cineplex HD, Rishtey Cineplex and check out the live streaming at Voot and Jio Cinema App.

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West Indies safely batted out the final day as the first Test against England ended in a draw at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

A rapid start to the day saw England add 132 in the morning session, with Joe Root reaching his 24th Test century along the way.

And an aggressive declaration meant that West Indies had a little over two sessions to survive, with a target of 286 realistically out of reach.

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Jack Leach took three wickets as England pushed hard on a flat pitch throughout the remainder of the day, but a strong fifth-wicket partnership between Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder removed the threat of a loss as the match ended in a draw.

In a tense final session, Bonner and Holder snitched an 80-run partnership that spanned 34.4 resolute overs.

With just five of the day's allocated deliveries remaining, Root opted to shake hands with West Indies marooned at 147/4, leaving the series all-square after the first Test.

Leach finished with figures of 3/57 from 30.1 overs, with Holder unbeaten on 37 from 101 deliveries and Bonner not out on 38 from 138 balls.

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The teams will travel to Barbados for the second Test, which starts at the Kensington Oval on Wednesday.

Brief Scores: West Indies 375 (Bonner 123, Brathwaite 55) and 147/4 (Bonner 38*, Holder 37*) drew with England 311 (Bairstow 140, Seales 4-79) and 349/6 dec (Crawley 121, Root 109)

West Indies safely batted out the final day as the first Test against England ended in a draw at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. A rapid start to the day saw England add 132 in the morning session, with Joe Root reaching his 24th Test century along the way.

West Indies safely batted out the final day as the first Test against England ended in a draw at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua. A rapid start to the day saw England add 132 in the morning session, with Joe Root reaching his 24th Test century along the way. And an aggressive declaration meant that West Indies had a little over two sessions to survive, with a target of 286 realistically out of reach. ALSO READ: 'Looking for a draw on Day 1': Waqar Younis slams Babar & Co. as Australia dominate Pakistan in 2nd Test Jack Leach took three wickets as England pushed hard on a flat pitch throughout the remainder of the day, but a strong fifth-wicket partnership between Nkrumah Bonner and Jason Holder removed the threat of a loss as the match ended in a draw. In a tense final session, Bonner and Holder snitched an 80-run partnership that spanned 34.4 resolute overs. With just five of the day's allocated deliveries remaining, Root opted to shake hands with West Indies marooned at 147/4, leaving the series all-square after the first Test. Leach finished with figures of 3/57 from 30.1 overs, with Holder unbeaten on 37 from 101 deliveries and Bonner not out on 38 from 138 balls. ALSO READ: Would they have done it against India? Brathwaite slams England for 'disrespectful' tactics vs West Indies The teams will travel to Barbados for the second Test, which starts at the Kensington Oval on Wednesday. Brief Scores: West Indies 375 (Bonner 123, Brathwaite 55) and 147/4 (Bonner 38*, Holder 37*) drew with England 311 (Bairstow 140, Seales 4-79) and 349/6 dec (Crawley 121, Root 109)

Nkrumah Bonner, Jason Holder survive as 1st Test between West Indies and England ends in a draw

Manchester City has resumed their Premier League campaign on a positive note after beating Arsenal 3-0 behind closed doors in the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday.&nbsp;

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City's Raheem Sterling shined as the team returned to action after being on halt for three months due to coronavirus pandemic.&nbsp;

Manchester City's win over Arsenal has cut short Liverpool's celebrations as Jurgen Klopp's side cannot lift the trophy on Sunday at Everton in the Merseyside derby.

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The English Premier League restarted after a 100-day break due to the coronavirus pandemic as Manchester City and Arsenal players took a knee in solidarity with Black Lives Matter protests sweeping the world after George Floyd's killing in Minneapolis by a police officer.

A minute's silence was also observed for those who lost their lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic including Pep Guardiola's mother who passed away recently.

The goal came after Arsenal substitute David Luiz failed to deal with a ball into the box and allowed Sterling in on goal, and the Brazilian was at fault again for City's second.

His challenge saw him a red and gave a penalty Manchester City. Kevin De Bruyne took the penalty and scored.&nbsp;

David Luiz has taken the blame for the team's loss. "It's not the team's fault, it was my fault," he said. "Today I think the team did well, especially with 10 men, the coach is amazing, the players did amazing, it's just my fault.

"I decided to play, I should have taken another decision in the last two months, but I didn't. It was all about my contract, whether I stay or not. I have 14 days to be here, and that's it. Today was my fault."

Luiz produced a catalogue of errors in a torrid 25-minute cameo appearance as 10-man Arsenal suffered a heavy loss at City on the Premier League's return.

Guardiola's side wrapped up the win in stoppage time when Sergio Aguero hit the post, after a neat exchange with Sterling, and substitute Phil Foden slotted home the loose ball.

Manchester City has resumed their Premier League campaign on a positive note after beating Arsenal 3-0 behind closed doors in the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday. Also read: David Luiz takes blame after Manchester City defeats Arsenal City's Raheem Sterling shined as the team returned to action after being on halt for three months due to coronavirus pandemic.

Manchester City has resumed their Premier League campaign on a positive note after beating Arsenal 3-0 behind closed doors in the Etihad Stadium on Wednesday. Also read: David Luiz takes blame after Manchester City defeats Arsenal City's Raheem Sterling shined as the team returned to action after being on halt for three months due to coronavirus pandemic. Manchester City's win over Arsenal has cut short Liverpool's celebrations as Jurgen Klopp's side cannot lift the trophy on Sunday at Everton in the Merseyside derby. Also read: Black Lives Matter: English Premier League players take knee in solidarity The English Premier League restarted after a 100-day break due to the coronavirus pandemic as Manchester City and Arsenal players took a knee in solidarity with Black Lives Matter protests sweeping the world after George Floyd's killing in Minneapolis by a police officer. A minute's silence was also observed for those who lost their lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic including Pep Guardiola's mother who passed away recently. The goal came after Arsenal substitute David Luiz failed to deal with a ball into the box and allowed Sterling in on goal, and the Brazilian was at fault again for City's second. His challenge saw him a red and gave a penalty Manchester City. Kevin De Bruyne took the penalty and scored. David Luiz has taken the blame for the team's loss. "It's not the team's fault, it was my fault," he said. "Today I think the team did well, especially with 10 men, the coach is amazing, the players did amazing, it's just my fault. "I decided to play, I should have taken another decision in the last two months, but I didn't. It was all about my contract, whether I stay or not. I have 14 days to be here, and that's it. Today was my fault." Luiz produced a catalogue of errors in a torrid 25-minute cameo appearance as 10-man Arsenal suffered a heavy loss at City on the Premier League's return. Guardiola's side wrapped up the win in stoppage time when Sergio Aguero hit the post, after a neat exchange with Sterling, and substitute Phil Foden slotted home the loose ball.

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