Indians with hundreds in maiden innings in England
Indians with hundreds in maiden innings in England
By Alan J John
Yashasvi Jaiswal continued his fine form in Tests with another hundred against England.
Jaiswal continues fine run
Jaiswal broke a few records and joined an elite list with his hundred at Headingley.
Jaiswal breaks several records
Here's a look at the Indian batters with hundreds in their maiden innings in
Indian batters with hundreds in maiden England innings
Murali Vijay scored 146 in his first innings in England in 2014 at Trent Bridge.
Murali Vijay
Vijay Manjrekar scored 133 at Headingley in 1952.
Vijay Manjrekar
Ganguly scored a memorable 131 against England at Lord's in 1996.
Sourav Ganguly
Sandeep Patil scored 129 in 1982 at Old Trafford in his first knock in England.
Sandeep Patil
Jaiswal rounds off the list with 101 against England at Headingley in 2025.
Yashasvi Jaiswal
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