Sunil Gavaskar leaves India vs England 2nd Test commentary midway. Here’s the reason

The young left-handed opener, Yashasvi Jaiswal, remained unbeaten on 179* as India reached 336/6 at stumps. This is Jaiswal’s second century in Tests, and his impressive performance hints at a potentially significant innings on the second day of the match. Meanwhile, veteran journalist Sunil Gavaskar left the commentary in Vizag and headed to Kanpur due to a personal loss as his mother-in-law passed away.

On the first day of the second Test against England at the ACA-VDCA Cricket Stadium, Jaiswal’s outstanding batting performance created difficulties for England’s bowling set-up. His composure and ability to maintain a balance between attack and defense were evident as he scored 179*, including 17 boundaries and five maximums. Despite England’s efforts, Jaiswal’s resilience and skill forced them to reconsider their strategies.

The day also saw the dismissals of Patidar, Axar, and KS Bharat, but Ashwin and Jaiswal successfully prevented India from losing further wickets before stumps were called.