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Jaiswal salutes ‘special’ hundred … as Vaughan questions Stokes decision to bowl first

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INDIA’S Yashasvi Jaiswal was proud of a “very special” innings as he inflicted yet more pain upon England with a fine century in the first Test at Headingley yesterday. The tourists enjoyed an ideal start to the five-match series, reaching stumps on the opening day in the dominant position of 359-3 as opener Jaiswal (101) and new captain Shubman Gill (127 not out) took a toll of England’s attack. Shubman said at the toss he would have fielded first had the coin come down in his favour. However, the decision to insert India by home captain Ben Stokes was branded as “staggering” by former England skipper Michael Vaughan – who spent his entire senior career at Headingley, the headquarters of Yorkshire. Not that 23-year-old left-hander Jaiswal, who last year scored a

“I was staggered when he (Stokes) said he was going to bowl,” added Vaughan, commentating on the match for the BBC . “Traditions are out the window. You look at the England side and their strength is in the batting. “There is inexperience in the bowling at the moment, but Ben clearly had a gut feeling, and sometimes that has worked.” Moreover, Vaughan warned there was no guarantee England be on level terms at the end of their first innings given India’s attack is led by outstanding fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah. “We won’t know for sure until we see Jasprit Bumrah bowl on it (the pitch),” added Vaughan. “He can bowl you out with anything. “Until I see that, I will hold my judgment on how flat this pitch is.” – AFP Boom Boom on captaincy snub INDIA pace bowler Jasprit Bumrah said he “had to say no” to captaincy of the Test side due to workload. The 31-year-old has struggled with inju ries of late, missing part of this year’s IPL and India’s campaign in the Champions Trophy due to a back issue. Speaking to former India wicket-keeper Dinesh Karthik for Sky Sports before the start of the Test series against England on Friday, he said there were no “fancy sto ries” to his decision not to take on the cap taincy, which has instead fallen upon bat ter Shubman Gill. “There is no controversy or there’s no headlining statements that I was sacked or I was not looked after,” he said. Jasprit revealed he spoke to the BCCI, India’s cricketing governing body, before legendary duo Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli retired. “I have discussed my workloads going forward in a five-Test match series. I’ve spoken to the people who have managed my back. “I’ve spoken to the surgeon as well, who’s always spoken to me about how smart you have to be about the workloads. “We came to a conclusion that I have to be a little more smart. I called the BCCI and said I don’t want to be looked at in a lead ership role because I won’t be able to give (it my) all in a five-Test match series.” Jasprit said he was having no issues with fitness but described the potential of another injury in the same part of his back that kept him out earlier in the year as “career-ending”. The skilful pacer has notched 205 wick ets in just 45 Tests, with an average below 20 and an economy rate south of 3.0 in a Test climate of ever-increasing run-scor ing. – The Independent BY JAMIE JOHNSON

mammoth 712 runs in a home series win over England, was complaining. “It was very special, it meant a lot to me,” he said. “I just wanted to get in and do something for my team, for my country and for myself after the work I have put it. I loved it.” Reflecting on Shubman’s hundred – his first innings at this level since succeeding Rohit Sharma as Test captain, Jaiswal said: “He played amazingly. He was very composed and calm all the time.” The last six Tests at Headingley have been won by the team fielding first, but Vaughan was adamant Stokes should have batted. “I’m an old-school traditionalist here at Leeds: when the sun is shining, with dry weather, you bat,” he said.

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