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Yashasvi Jaiswal Centuries

Yashasvi Jaiswal Centuries

Yashasvi Jaiswal has scored some big centuries in his brief career (X)

Indian youngster, Yashasvi Jaiswal's journey from humble beginnings to international cricket stardom is nothing short of remarkable. The young Indian batter has rapidly emerged as one of the most promising cricketers, known for his fearless batting, incredible consistency, and hunger for runs.

Jaiswal’s ability to score centuries across formats — Tests, T20Is, and the IPL — highlights his adaptability and brilliance in modern-day cricket. With each hundred, he continues to solidify his status as a rising star, capable of dominating bowling attacks on the biggest stage.

In this article, we take a detailed look at Yashasvi Jaiswal’s century-making feats in Test cricket, T20Is, and the IPL, with insights into each of his brilliant knocks.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's Total Centuries

In total, Jaiswal has notched up as many as seven centuries at the highest level. Four of them came in Tests, while one was in T20Is. The other two came in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for Rajasthan Royals.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's Test Centuries

Matches	Innings	Runs	Average	100s/50s
17	32	1600	53.33	4/8

Yashasvi Jaiswal in Australia (Source: AP Photos)

Yashasvi Jaiswal announced his arrival in Test cricket with a stunning century on debut against the West Indies in July 2023.

Opening the innings, Jaiswal displayed immense composure and maturity, scoring 171 runs which included 16 fours and a six. His innings helped India win the match by an innings and 141 runs.

In the second Test of the 2024 series against England, Jaiswal reached a major milestone — his first double century. He scored 209 runs off 290 balls.

His feat made him the third-youngest Indian to score a double century in Test cricket, joining legends like Sunil Gavaskar and Vinod Kambli. This knock played a massive role in helping India win the match by 106 runs.

Continuing his sensational form, Jaiswal scored yet another double century in the next Test match of the same series.

He became only the third Indian batter to hit double centuries in consecutive Test matches (214 off 236 balls), joining an elite group featuring Vinod Kambli and Virat Kohli.

Jaiswal’s innings also featured 14 fours and 12 sixes, equalling the record for the most sixes hit in a Test innings as India won the match by 434 runs.

Jaiswal made his mark in Australia afterward, smashing 161 runs in Perth in the Border-Gaaskar Trophy 2024 to tell the world that he was here to stay.

Yashasvi Jaiswal T20I Century

Matches	Innings	Runs	Average	100s/50s
23	22	723	36.15	1/5

Yashasvi Jaiswal 100 vs Nepal (X)

In his sixth T20I appearance, Jaiswal hit a blazing century in the quarterfinals of the 2023 Asian Games, where India faced Nepal. His hundred came off just 48 balls with eight fours and seven sixes.

Jaiswal’s remarkable knock helped propel India to a comfortable 23-run victory and underlined his ability to adapt his aggressive style to the shortest format.

Yashasvi Jaiswal IPL Centuries

Matches	Runs	Average	100s/50s	Strike Rate
53	1607	32.14	2/9	150.60

1. 124 vs Mumbai Indians, IPL 2023

Yashasvi Jaiswal 124 vs Mumbai Indians (X)

In IPL 2023, Jaiswal unleashed one of his most memorable knocks against the Mumbai Indians at the Wankhede Stadium. His scintillating 124 off just 62 balls, packed with 16 fours and 8 sixes, was a one-man demolition of the MI bowling attack.

At 21 years and 123 days, he became the Rajasthan Royals’ youngest centurion and also set the record for the highest individual score by an uncapped player in the IPL. Despite his heroic efforts, the Royals couldn’t pull off a win that night.

Yashasvi Jaiswal’s second IPL century came during the 2024 season, once again against Mumbai Indians. This time, he led the Royals to a commanding victory with an unbeaten 104 off 60 balls.

Chasing a target of 180, Jaiswal and Jos Buttler laid a solid foundation with an opening partnership of 74 runs. Jaiswal’s knock, featuring 9 fours and 7 sixes, came at a strike rate of 173.33, ensuring a nine-wicket win with eight balls to spare.