Young Indian batter Yashasvi Jaiswal was at the top of his game as he scored 143* at stumps on day two of the the ongoing first Test against West Indies.
When he resumes on day three, he will have Virat Kohli for company on 36* as the visitors look to pile on more agony of the home side.
On day two of the Test, Yashasvi Jaiswal showcased more of his much-talked-about talent and hammered a century on his Test debut, becoming the third Indian opener to do so after Shikhar Dhawan and Prithvi Shaw.
He also added a record 229 runs for the opening wicket with captain Rohit Sharma, who himself scored his 10th Test ton before getting out for 103.
During the second day’s play, Jaiswal was caught on the stump mic using abusive language towards a West Indies bowler for obstructing his path while he was taking a run. The incident happened in the 14th over bowled by Kemar Roach.
After completing the single, on the fifth ball of the over, Jaiswal was heard reportedly angrily saying something to Roach. The stump mic caught him saying, "Hatt naa B******* saamne se (move out of the way, B*******)."
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Virat immediately turned his head towards Jaiswal to learn about the incident, and the youngster was heard explaining the episode to him by saying, "Saamne se khada ho gaya."
Virat then quizzed who was the player by saying, "Kaun? Ye?"
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