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Jaiswal hits second straight ton, signals form before New Zealand Tests

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Yashasvi Jaiswal produced his second consecutive first-class century in the third match, a strong statement ahead of the New Zealand Tests. Weather interruptions disrupted play, but India A still finished the day in a commanding position at 227 for two. Jaiswal scored 102 with a series of boundaries and two sixes. Sai Sudharsan provided solid support, remaining unbeaten on 77. Bumrah, Jadeja and Prasidh Krishna were also preparing for upcoming Test assignments.

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