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Since then, the English debutant’s comment has received a lot of criticism, including from the former captain. Nasser Hussain.
Jaiswal completed a spectacular century on Day 3 of the third Test in Rajkot and made it his second double century of the series in consecutive matches.
Speaking about Jaiswal’s effort after the third day of play, Duckett commented: “When you see opposition players playing like that, it almost seems like we should take credit that they are playing differently to how other people play. test cricket“.
The opening batsman’s opinion did not sit well with former England captain Hussain, who criticized Duckett for his words and asked England players to “introspect themselves” when it comes to backing ‘Bazball’.‘.
“He (Jaiswal) hasn’t learned from you,” Hussain said on Sky Sports. “He learned from his upbringing, from all the efforts he had to make growing up. If anything, guys, watch him and learn from him. I hope there’s a little bit of self-introspection. Otherwise, it becomes a cult.” “And sometimes Bazball and this regime have been described as such, where you cannot criticize either inside or outside.”
Led by two double centuries, Jaiswal tops the batting charts in the ongoing series with 545 runs in six innings at an average of 109.0.
The 22-year-old left-handed Indian opener’s 214 in Rajkot helped the hosts set England a strict target of 557; but the visitors failed miserably against Ravindra Jadeja’s spin (5/41) to succumb to a huge 434-run defeat.