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"Parents Are Overawed With IPL's Success...": World Cup Winning India Great's Reality Check

Former India captain and chief selector Dilip Vengsarkar on Monday exhorted the youngsters to aim for playing and excelling in Test cricket, saying success in the traditional format brings the real honour to the players. Vengsarkar said parents nowadays get lured by the fame and financial benefits of success in the T20 leagues but the focus of the young players should only be on red-ball cricket, which would also help them do well in other formats.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's Childhood Coach Makes Big Prediction For IPL 2025, Says "If You See Indian Cricket..."

Jwala Singh, the formative coach of Yashasvi Jaiswal, believes the IPL season will be key to the opener's bid to reclaim a spot in India's squad for next year's T20 World Cup. The 23-year-old Jaiswal has impressed in Tests but faces stiff competition in the T20I setup, with openers Sanju Samson and Abhishek Sharma in solid form for the national team. The T20 showpiece will be co-hosted by defending champions India and Sri Lanka from February to March in 2026. "He has played a lot of T20s for India, with many fifties at a good strike rate, but in the last 2-3 series, he was rested, I can say that.

Exclusive: Stunned By Yashasvi Jaiswal's Champions Trophy Snub, Coach Jwala Singh Recalls Rohit Sharma's Words

One of the most promising young cricketers in the game, Yashasvi Jaiswal has rapidly grown into an all-format player for the Indian team. The left-handed opening batter made his ODI debut for India in the recently-concluded 3-match series against Englan. Though Jaiswal only played one game in the series, he is widely seen as one of the future cricketing superstars for the nation. Jaiswal was also selected for India's preliminary Champions Trophy squad but was later removed as the selectors wanted to make space for spinner Varun Chakravarthy's inclusion.

What Separates Yashasvi Jaiswal From Prithvi Shaw? Duo's Star Coach Says, "Work Ethic..."

Once dubbed as the 'next big thing' in Indian cricket, Prithvi Shaw's career has witnessed a dramatic fall the last few years. The man, who became the youngest Indian Test centurion on debut in 2018, isn't even a regular for the Mumbai Ranji Trophy team now. After being released by the Delhi Capitals ahead of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 auction, Shaw went unsold in the event despite keeping a base price of INR 75 lakh. While his attitude towards training and fitness have been considered among the top factors towards his downfall, many wonder why the talented opening batter has gone the route he has.

"No Food, No House": How India Star Yashasvi Jaiswal Began His Cricket Journey

Rising youngster Yashasvi Jaiswal's coach, Jwala Singh, believes his prodigy can become the "next legend" of Indian cricket in the next four or five years. Jaiswal is the latest star in Indian cricket. He showed potential for the future the moment he made his Test debut in 2023 against the West Indies. Since that moment, Jaiswal has gone from strength to strength and established himself as an all-format player with a string of consistent performances. With the young southpaw continuing his journey of establishing himself as the next big thing in the world of cricket, Jwala exuded confidence in Jaiswal and his potential to become the next legend.

"Yashasvi Jaiswal Now Has...": How Being India Star Has Changed The Youngster, Childhood Coach Reveals

Yashasvi Jaiswal was oblivious to the cheers of a handful of spectators as he walked across a soaked M Chinnaswamy Stadium turf on Wednesday, chatting intensely with assistant coach Abhishek Nayar. There was no pressing demand for him to spend an hour at indoor nets as rain held up the first day's play of the opening Test between India and New Zealand. After all, he is going through a roseate phase in Test cricket for over a year now.

Shubman Gill's Early Days At No. 3 Spot Unimpressive, Ex-India Opener Suggests Areas He Should 'Tighten'

The India-West Indies Test series has seen Shubman Gill batting at a news No. 3 slot. While before this he has been opening the innings for India, Gill is slowly getting accustomed to the new position. He has not scored big in the spot do far. While in the first Test in Dominica he scored six, in the first innings of the second Test in Trinidad he scored 10. Former India opener Wasim Jaffer, who played 31 Tests and two ODIs for India and also holds numerous records in domestic cricket, said Gill will have to learn the trade of batting at No 3, especially on slow and low pitches.

"Don't Like This Narrative Of Yashasvi Jaiswal Sold Panipuris": RR Star's Childhood Coach Fumes

Yashasvi Jaiswal is not the cricketer he has become because he once "sold panipuris" at Azad Maidan but for his sheer hardwork that has pushed him to national reckoning, his childhood coach Jwala Singh, sick of the emotional narrative, said on Monday. Jaiswal, who smashed 124 off 62 balls against Mumbai Indians, is all but certain to make it to the Indian squad for the five-match T20I series in West Indies and the USA in late June-early July.

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"Parents Are Overawed With IPL's Success...": World Cup Winning India Great's Reality Check

Yashasvi Jaiswal's Childhood Coach Makes Big Prediction For IPL 2025, Says "If You See Indian Cricket..."

Exclusive: Stunned By Yashasvi Jaiswal's Champions Trophy Snub, Coach Jwala Singh Recalls Rohit Sharma's Words

What Separates Yashasvi Jaiswal From Prithvi Shaw? Duo's Star Coach Says, "Work Ethic..."

"No Food, No House": How India Star Yashasvi Jaiswal Began His Cricket Journey

"Yashasvi Jaiswal Now Has...": How Being India Star Has Changed The Youngster, Childhood Coach Reveals

Shubman Gill's Early Days At No. 3 Spot Unimpressive, Ex-India Opener Suggests Areas He Should 'Tighten'

"Don't Like This Narrative Of Yashasvi Jaiswal Sold Panipuris": RR Star's Childhood Coach Fumes