In a revealing rapid fire session on journalist Vimal Kumar’s YouTube channel, India opens Yashasvi Jaiswal gave a rare glimpse into the dynamics and personal lives of the national dressing room. The 23-year-old, who has quickly become a mainstay of the national team, shared his perspective with his teammates on high-pressure match scenarios and off-field camaraderie. By sharing these simple details, Jaiswal allowed his fans to see the underlying personality behind his explosive batting performances on the world stage.
Yashasvi Jaiswal reveals his ‘super over’ batting partner in a rapid fire round
During the interview, Jaiswal remained on the spot with a series of quick-answer questions that revealed his deep trust in senior management and the playful side of his relationship with the young stars.
- Super Over Batting Partner: Jaiswal chose the legendary batter Rohit Sharma.
- “Superman” of the team: He gave her this nickname Tilak Varma.
- Team “Spider-Man”: Goalkeeper-prone Dhruv Jurel it was his choice for the title.
- Hidden talent: Jaiswal revealed that he is a chef: “I love to cook…whatever I feel like, mostly eggs, tea, coffee and sometimes meat.”
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2025 is a remarkable year for Jaiswal, the southern paw of India
2025 marked a defining moment for Jaiswal, during which he officially joined the elite list of Indian batsmen to score centuries in all three international formats. She reached this milestone on December 6, 2025 in Visakhapatnam where she hit a maiden maiden ODI century. 116 from 121 balls* Against South Africa. The performance not only helped India win the series 2-1 but also saw him join legendary names like Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli as one of the six Indians to achieve the ton feat across the three formats.
Outside the international arena, Jaiswal’s 2025 season was marked by record-breaking domestic displays and significant Test milestones. In July 2025, he prevailed Anderson-Tendulkar trophy Against England, he scored more than 700 runs in the series, including notable centuries at Leeds and The Oval. More recently, in December 2024, he lit up Syed Mushtaq Ali trophy A record 235 against Haryana with a 48-run century for Mumbai facilitated a successful chase. Despite a bout of acute gastroenteritis that briefly sidelined him, his stats for 2025, including three Test tons and a maiden ODI century, confirm his status as a cornerstone of India’s future order.
