Shamik Chakrabarty
Yashasvi Jaiswal was dropped on 20 and 40, Harry Brook and Liam Dawson letting go of a couple of sitters. But when he reached his sixth Test hundred, everyone at The Oval was applauding. At the end of the day, it was a Test century. When the youngster eventually hangs up his boots, he will be judged by the number of runs scored and centuries made. The record books will not incorporate the chances dropped with an asterisk.
Jaiswal’s 118 off 164 balls took India to a position of ascendency in the series decider. Intent was the buzzword, the way the left-hand batsman scored his runs, at a strike-rate touching 72. It put England under pressure, and forced them to go on the defensive.
On the third morning, India found an unlikely hero in Akash Deep, the nightwatchman who scored 66 off 94 balls and added 107 runs with Jaiswal for the third wicket. England started Day 3…
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