The story of Yashasvi, who scored the fastest half-century in IPL, the boy selling Gol Gappa became a millionaire

Rajasthan Royals' young opener Yashasvi Jaiswal made a big record in the 56th match of IPL against Kolkata Knight Riders. He became the fastest player to score a fifty in the history of IPL. Yashasvi broke the record of Lucknow Super Giants captain KL Rahul in this matter. Yashasvi hit a half-century off just 13 balls. Whereas, Rahul faced 14 balls for this.

Kolkata gave Rajasthan a target of 150 runs. successful ne jos Started Rajasthan's innings with Butler. He scored 26 runs in the very first over off Kolkata Knight Riders captain Nitish Rana. During this, Yashasvi hit three fours and two sixes. He completed his half-century in the third over. Yashasvi has also scored a century this season.

Had played an inning of 124 runs against. This is the highest score by any batsman in IPL while playing for Rajasthan. Earlier, Butler had also played an innings of 124 runs.

Yashasvi's journey from selling golgappas outside Mumbai's Azad Maidan to becoming a centurion in the IPL has been an exciting one. Yashasvi is a resident of Bhadohi, Uttar Pradesh. His childhood was spent in extreme poverty. At the age of 11, Yashasvi reached Mumbai to become a cricketer. Everything was not easy for him there. Yashasvi had to make a name for himself in a big city like Mumbai.

Yashasvi used to sleep empty stomach many times

selling golgappas and fruits during Ram Leela at Azad Maidan in Mumbai to earn. He had to sleep empty stomach many times. Yashasvi also worked in dairy. There one day he was fired from the job. During this, the club offered help to Yashasvi, but a condition was placed in front of him that he would be given a place to stay in the tent only if he played well. Yashasvi used to make bread in the tent. There they used to get food in the afternoon and at night.

Jwala Singh grooms Yashasvi

Yashasvi also worked to find balls to earn money. The ball was often lost in Azad Maidan. Yashasvi used to get money for finding him. One day coach Jwala Singh caught sight of Yashasvi. Like Yashasvi, Jwala also hails from Uttar Pradesh. He groomed this left-handed batsman. Yashasvi always praises Jwala Singh. He once said, “I am his adopted son. He has played an important role in getting me to this point.

Yashswi Jaiswal. - Photo: Social media.

Yashasvi, who shone in the Under-19 World Cup,

created panic in domestic cricket by hitting a double century in the Youth ODI at the age of just 17. He performed brilliantly in the Under-19 World Cup in 2020. Yashasvi had scored a century and four half-centuries. He scored 400 runs in six innings of six matches. His average was 133.33. Yashasvi received the Man of the Tournament award in the Under-19 World Cup. He was praised all around.

Yashswi Jaiswal Photo: IPL/BCCI

Rajasthan expressed confidence in Yashasvi

Yashasvi was bought by Rajasthan Royals in the IPL 2020 auction for Rs 2.4 crore. He scored 40 runs in three matches in 2020 for Rajasthan. After this, in 2021, he scored 249 runs in 10 matches. Yashasvi was retained by Rajasthan ahead of the 2022 auction. He was not dropped from the team. It was a big deal for a young player. The franchise reposed faith in him. He was retained for Rs 4 crore. He scored 258 runs in 10 matches in 2022 IPL. This season, he was in excellent form from the beginning and after doing wonders in domestic cricket, he has also scored a century in IPL. He is being considered as the future of the country and in the coming time he can be included in Team India as well.

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