Jaiswal 173*, Sudharsan 87 power India in Day 1 of Delhi Test
India dominated the opening day of the second Test against the West Indies in Delhi with a commanding batting display. Yashasvi Jaiswal led from the front with an unbeaten 173 off 253 deliveries, while Sai Sudharsan added a valuable 87 runs at No. 3. Their efforts carried India to 318 for 2 at stumps, putting the hosts in a strong position.
Jaiswal’s Milestone Knock
Jaiswal’s innings marked his seventh Test century, underlining his rising stature in international cricket. The left-hander struck 22 fours, mixing patience with aggression, and looked untroubled throughout the day. His ability to anchor the innings has given India the stability needed for a massive first-innings score.
Sudharsan’s Supporting Role
Sai Sudharsan played a mature innings, showcasing solid technique and temperament. His knock of 87 provided the perfect foil to Jaiswal, ensuring India never lost momentum after an early setback.
Outlook for Day Two
With Jaiswal still at the crease and plenty of batting to come, India will look to push beyond 500 on Day 2. For the West Indies, early wickets will be crucial if they are to claw back into the contest.
