Yashasvi Jaiswal breaks Don Bradman’s England Test average record: 90.33 runs

Yashasvi Jaiswal has etched his name in cricket history by surpassing Don Bradman’s record for the highest Test batting average against England.
Jaiswal’s recent century, a commanding 101 off 159 balls featuring 16 fours and a six, propelled his total runs against England to 813 in just 10 innings. This performance elevated his Test average against England to an impressive 90.33, making him the first batter to maintain an average above 90 against the English side with a minimum of 500 runs scored.
In comparison, the legendary Don Bradman amassed 5028 runs in 63 Test innings against England, holding an average of 89.78. Jaiswal’s feat is remarkable given the fewer innings played and the pressure of performing on English soil.
This milestone highlights Jaiswal’s growing stature in international cricket and his ability to perform consistently against one of the sport’s toughest opponents. His aggressive yet composed batting style has been instrumental in achieving this record.
“Yashasvi Jaiswal had a superb start to his batting on England soil. He shone with a powerful ton, scoring 101 in 159 balls with the help of 16 fours and one six.”
“After the knock, Jaiswal reached the tally of 813 runs in 10 innings against England in Tests. His Test average vs England in the format has risen to 90.33.”
“The southpaw has gone past Don Bradman for the highest Test average against England (minimum 500 runs). Jaiswal thus is the first batter with an average of over 90 against England.”
“Bradman scored 5028 runs in 63 Test innings against England at an average of 89.78.”

Yashasvi Jaiswal broke Don Bradman’s record for the highest Test batting average against England, reaching 90.33 runs after scoring 101 in a recent innings. Jaiswal now leads with 813 runs in 10 innings, surpassing Bradman’s 89.78 average from 63 innings.