Yashasvi Jaiswal
Lad suggested that the 24-year-old could eventually aim to keep wickets for Mumbai or even India, although he admitted that he did not have complete clarity on Jaiswal’s plans. Because wicket-keeping is not an easy task if you have not done it since childhood, but I feel this is a bit of a joke. Mumbai captain Siddhesh Lad recently revealed that Jaiswal had been working on his wicketkeeping skills as a possible back-up option to his batting and part-time leg-spin.
I am sure he wants to do it in white-ball cricket,” Jaffer said on his YouTube channel. It is not an easy skill that you can develop very quickly,” Jaffer said. Jaffer stressed that wicketkeeping, particularly in Test cricket, requires considerable preparation and cannot be mastered quickly. Rather than dividing his attention between batting and an entirely new skill, the former Mumbai captain believes Jaiswal should focus on strengthening his primary game. “It is very difficult in Test cricket.
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But I haven’t got any clarity on that,” Lad said at a pre-season press conference, as reported by ESPNcricinfo. “With Yashasvi, I feel he is trying hard to start keeping wickets; that’s what I heard from him. He wants to eventually, in future, keep wickets for maybe Mumbai or go on to keep wickets for the Indian team. This is what he is aiming for, that is what I feel.