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IND vs AUS, Perth Test: Yashasvi Jaiswal Confronts Marnus Labuschagne 

IND vs AUS, The incident occurred during the 44th over of India's second innings, bowled by Mitchell Marsh, as Yashasvi Jaiswal stood up to Marnus Labuschagne in a heated exchange.

 

IND vs AUS: Jaiswal, Labuschagne Share Light Moment on Day 2

Day 2 of the Perth Test between India and Australia brought not only thrilling cricket but also a moment of light-hearted banter between Marnus Labuschagne and Yashasvi Jaiswal. A clip of the incident quickly went viral on social media, delighting fans around the world.

The Viral Incident

The amusing exchange occurred in the 44th over of India’s second innings, with Mitchell Marsh bowling. Yashasvi Jaiswal played a shot and attempted to steal a quick single, only to find Labuschagne, fielding at point, darting towards the ball. Labuschagne tried to intimidate Jaiswal by faking a throw to run him out. Jaiswal, quick on his feet, retreated toward the batting crease but stopped inches short, luring Labuschagne into a comedic standoff. Both players exchanged smiles, turning the moment into a humorous highlight of the day.

Fans on social media celebrated Jaiswal’s wit and composure, with comments like, “Jaiswal schooling Labuschagne mid-innings with a smile,” and He’s the future of Indian cricket. A down-to-earth player across all formats. Another fan added, Youngsters these days are funny and focused at the same time.

India Dominates Day 2

India completely controlled proceedings on Day 2, starting with a stellar bowling performance. Resuming Australia’s innings at 70/8, Jasprit Bumrah dismissed Alex Carey early, while Harshit Rana removed Nathan Lyon shortly after. Despite a 25-run partnership between Josh Hazlewood and Mitchell Starc, Australia were bowled out for 104, handing India a lead of 46 runs.

In their second innings, India’s openers put on an impressive display. Yashasvi Jaiswal remained unbeaten at 90 off 193 balls, while KL Rahul supported him with a steady 62 not out. At stumps, India stood at 172/0, extending their lead to 218 runs and taking complete control of the match.

With India in a commanding position, all eyes are on Jaiswal, who continues to impress with his poise and skill.