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'Focussed on process and discipline': How Jaiswal got back among the runs

Indian left-handed batter Yashasvi Jaiswal recently bounced back from a rough patch by smashing an unbeaten 155 for India A against New Zealand A during an unofficial Test match in Auckland. His slump included a meager 77-run output during a two-Test series in Sri Lanka last August, a duck against Chandigarh in the Ranji Trophy at Wankhede, and low scores during the opening unofficial Test against the New Zealand side.

Reflecting on his resurgence, Jaiswal credited strict dedication to his routine, discipline, and process for overcoming the slump. He also discussed the difficulties posed by the chilly New Zealand climate and persistent seam movement, which forced him to exercise patience early in his innings and concentrate on playing close to his body before scoring more freely.

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