“Great Temperament”: Former Indian coach Yashasvi Jaiswal supports Dhruv Jurel to make good in England

Rajasthan Royals (RR) said that Vikram Rathour, Yashasvi Jaiswal and Dhruv Jurel will be perfect in the next five -game test tour. At the same time, the former Indian shot coach Rathour, who was held for the first time in the UK tour in 1996, thinks that the upcoming series will be a difficult tour for Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli soon. RR, IPL 2025 season in the new Delhi, Jaiswal and Jurel Arun Jaitley Stadium to end the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) with a small victory, the UK will spend some time before going to England and England to play for two or four -day games against Lions.

The first of these two matches starts on May 30 at Canterbury, and then the test series is in a game against the main test team in Beckenham as of June 13 before starting at Headingley on June 20. This will also play international jack in the UK for the first time Jaiswal and Jurel.

“Jaiswal has already played extraordinary strokes after the beginning of the international level and Dhruv Jurel. I think there is a big temperament, that child.

“This will not be an easy tour because the elderly retired and a young team is leaving. It can be a new captain. So, all this will add some pressure, but at the same time an opportunity to exhibit your ability and ability. Both have a lot of ability and I’m sure they will do Rathour well at the post -Rathour press conference.

With the start of a new transition to the test team and the start of a new world test championship cycle, Rohit, Virat and Ravichandran Ashwin had stayed for longer. Nevertheless, Rathour had a different perspective.

“Look, retirement is a very, very personal thing, I think. Look, three of them were extraordinary cricketists who retired. So, I would love to continue. But again, a very, very personal decision.”

“I am close to all three. So, as I said, I would love to see what they are playing. But this is a very, very personal decision, I think we should respect it if they have made this decision,” he said.

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