Video – Yashaswi Jaiswal gets hit hard on head by ball, Australian bowler also shows eye

The second match of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy between India and Australia will be played from December 6. The Test will be played at the Adelaide Oval Cricket Ground and will be played with a pink ball. The Indian team was well prepared for this Test and defeated the Australian Prime Minister XI in the practice match by 6 wickets. The Australian Prime Minister XI team went all out and managed just 240 runs. Thereafter, India won the match comfortably with the help of Shubman Gill’s half-century. But something happened during this game that attracted everyone’s attention.

Jaiswal is hit by the ball

The sixth over was bowled by Jack Nisbet for Australia’s Prime Minister XI. At that time, Yashasvi Jaiswal was playing for the Indian team. He hit four runs off the first and second balls. After that, the third ball was still a dot, and then the bowler Nisbet bowled the fourth ball, but it was hit by a dot. The ball was moving very fast and Jaiswal couldn’t judge it correctly. He lost his balance and the ball hit his helmet. Jack Nisbet stared at him for a moment after that. Jaiswal, however, was unhurt and was ready to bat again. Now, its video is going viral on social media.

Score 45 points in practice

Yashasvi Jaiswal performed brilliantly against Australia’s Prime Minister XI. He went on to score 45 runs off 59 balls, including nine fours. Jaiswal has been in excellent form for some time now and has scored a lot for the Indian team. He scored an innings of 161 in the first Test match against Australia and played an important role in helping the team win the match.

Harshit Rana took four wickets

The practice match was also played with pink ball and Harshit Rana bowled amazingly. He took four wickets. Apart from this, Akash Deep also took two wickets. In terms of batting, apart from Yashasvi Jaiswal, Shubman Gill, who has returned from injury, also left a deep impression. He had a brilliant innings of 50 runs. Nitish Reddy and Washington Sundar contributed 42-42 points. India batted 46 times and scored 257 runs.

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