The myth surrounding Yashasvi Jaiswal keeps expanding even though he is only 23 years old. First the West Indies, then Australia, and finally, England. Against the majority of the best teams he has faced, the young man has a century. Jaiswal was anticipated to fill the vacuum left by greats Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma in India's only redeeming quality of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy in Australia. And the little guy is on his way to greatness with the way he has begun his tour of England. Jaiswal hammered his fifth Test century, his third against this opponent, in the first Test in Headingley, Leeds, propelling India into a commanding position. Following opposition captain Ben Stokes's choice to field first after winning the toss – a decision that will undoubtedly be debated – Jaiswal seized the chance and scored a superb 101 in his debut Test in England.

It's hard to believe that Jaiswal's first Test appearance for India occurred in August of last year. Since becoming the 17th Indian batsman to score a century in his debut, Jaiswal has made quick progress through the ranks. To the point that he is already being hailed as one of the upcoming "Fab Four" of international cricket, barely two years later. Many individuals deserve credit for Jaiswal's phenomenal success, but none more than his father and coach, Jwala Singh. Additionally, a lot of work is done behind the scenes by the most unexpected people, such as Ajit Agarkar, the head of the BCCI selection committee, who saw Jaiswal's talent when others were oblivious.

"I must say... about two years back, when Jaiswal was scoring all those runs in India, Ajit Agarkar, the chairman of selectors, stated Jaiswal has something special when everyone was talking about the other batsmen. Former India batter Sanjay Manjrekar said during the tea break that Jaiswal had not let down the chairman of selectors today, when he was 100 not out and had led India to 215/2.

What makes Yashasvi Jaiswal stand out?

Many former cricketers are hailing Jaiswal as a generational talent. Jaiswal maintained his concentration and sense of self-awareness throughout his 90s, even as he endured excruciating cramps. The party revealed a lot about what was going on in Jaiswal's mind. He seems to have a thing for initial Test matches played in foreign settings. He got 161 in Perth and now a solid hundred more here. He has already acclimated to batting in England, but he was an exceptional player in Australia, where he amassed over 300 runs.

In Australia, a batter can get by without a solid defensive approach, but in nations like England, South Africa, and New Zealand, it is impossible. Jaiswal possesses the necessary skills to perform well with the new ball, whether it be the Kookaburra or the Dukes ball. Also, his talent for obtaining hundreds of dollars from his father. Two of his five Test centuries have been transformed into double-centuries, and he has scores of 171 and 161 to demonstrate his marathon characteristics.

And he's only 23. England, be warned, the new guard is here to take charge.

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