For long, cricket in India has been a story of dreams, devotion and doggedness, and no one epitomises this better than Yashasvi Jaiswal. To go from hawking pani puri outside Wankhede Stadium to making his way into the Indian team represents a remarkable trajectory. Famed for his fearless brand of batting, attractive stroke play and eagerness to pile massive runs behind him, Yashasvi is considered among the most promising emerging talents in contemporary Indian cricket.

In the article, we will look at Yashasvi Jaiswal’s century list in all formats -Test, ODI, T20I, IPL and domestic cricket – his records, achievements and some frequently asked questions about his career.

Early Life and Cricket Journey

Yashasvi Bhupendra Kumar Jaiswal was born on 28 December 2001 in Suriyawan, Uttar Pradesh to Indian parents. He left for Mumbai at a young age in order to follow his dream of becoming a professional cricketer. Having not much money, he stayed in a tent near Azad Maidan and sold snacks to generate some revenue. But he never lost his dedication and industriousness.

His skill was soon noticed in local cricketing circles of Mumbai, and he started to score heavily in age group tournaments. Indeed, the world stood up and took notice when Rahul Dravid scored a double century in List A cricket as a teenager – making him one of the youngest to hit two centuries in a 50-over match. His profiles in the 2019 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup, as the leading run-scorer and player-of-the tournament, is where his path to this stardom began.

What Makes Yashasvi Jaiswal Special

Yashasvi’s batting is just right, to be aggressive and yet patient. An attacking left-handed opener, he has the maturity of an experienced campaigner. He has the tools to dominate against pace, spin and in all three formats. Based on a range of strokes and the ability to cope with all conditions, he soon became an important player for India and his IPL franchise, Rajasthan Royals.

Yashasvi Jaiswal Centuries in All Formats

Format	Opponent	Venue	Date	Score	Notes
Test	West Indies	Roseau	Jul 12, 2023	171	On his Test debut
Test	England	Visakhapatnam	Feb 2, 2024	209	First double-century
Test	England	Rajkot	Feb 15, 2024	214*	Consecutive double-centuries
Test	Australia	Perth	Nov 22, 2024	161	Another Test ton
Test	England	Leeds	Jun 20, 2025	101	Century in England
T20I	Nepal	Hangzhou	Oct 3, 2023	100	His maiden T20I ton
IPL	Mumbai	Wankhede	Apr 30, 2023	124	Maiden IPL century
IPL	Mumbai	Jaipur	Apr 22, 2024	104*	Second IPL ton

The following table provides a quick overview of all centuries scored by Yashasvi Jaiswal across different formats of cricket.

Yashasvi Jaiswal Test Centuries

Yashasvi made his Test debut against West Indies in July 2023, and introduced himself to the international world with a hundred on debut: he scored 171 runs. very few 21 year old cricketers demonstrate the maturity, patience and shot selection that his innings showed.

He added another stunning double ton against England in Jack Brooks run out 2024, with 214 at Hyderabad. He followed that with centuries in his next two Tests: 134 versus Bangladesh in Dhaka and 119 against Australia in 2025.

Overall, Jaiswal now has four Test hundreds to his name, having also scored one double century. He still has an average of over 58, proving that he really is world class.

Yashasvi Jaiswal ODI Century

Jaiswal was a part of the India team that went to play 2023 Cricket World Cup. Renowned for his aggressive starts, He made an immediate impact in the 50-over format as well.

In only his fourth ODI innings, he registered a century for the first time — a stirring 124 vs South Africa in Rajkot. It was a well-crafted innings that combined fine cover drives, some sharp pull shots and good running between the wickets. His ODI average (over 45) is among the better ones and he’s only going to get more chances to make himself a fixture in India’s white ball setup.

Yashasvi Jaiswal T20 International Century

Yashasvi’s attacking approach makes him a typical T20 batsman. He debuted for India in T20I in 2023 and settled down well into the role. His maiden T20I hundred was versus West Indies in Lauderhill, where he remained not out 100 off 49 balls.

It was a whirlwind innings of boundaries and sixes as he brought up his hundred at a strike rate of above 200. His capacity to take bowlers to the cleaners in powerplay overs make him one of T20 cricket’s most exciting young talents across the world.

Yashasvi Jaiswal IPL Century

The IPL had a huge impact on Yashasvi’s cricketing journey. Representing Rajasthan Royals, he made a name for himself by adopting an aggressive yet elegant style of batting.

Yashasvi played a scintillating inning of 124 runs from just 62 deliveries, against Mumbai Indians at Wankhede Stadium during IPL 2023. Thirty-nine of his runs came in boundaries—a mindblowing 16 fours and 8 sixes, the nature of Makwana’s innings a masterclass in attacking batting. In the same season, he also set a record for the quickest fifty in IPL history, taking 13 balls to reach half-century against Kolkata Knight Riders.

He was among the top five run-scorers in IPL 2023 and has subsequently been one of India’s most reliable performers in the league.

Yashasvi Jaiswal First-Class Centuries

Before making his name across borders, Yashasvi had so far ruled the domestic circuit. He also played for Mumbai in the Ranji and Duleep Trophies, showing his appetite for long innings.

Jaiswal has scored over 10 centuries in first-class cricket, with numerous double centuries. His top-score so far in first-class cricket was 265, also against Uttarakhand.

He also has hundreds to his name against teams like Delhi, Railways and Chhattisgarh in the Ranji Trophy and with 209 and 182 scored twice for Duleep Trophy. With a first class average over 60, he’s among the best in domestic cricket.

Yashasvi Jaiswal One Day (Vijay Hazare Trophy) Centuries

Yashasvi’s ascension started with his record-breaking Vijay Hazare Trophy exploits. He was the youngest player in the world at 17 years of age to register a double century in List A cricket when he made an unbeaten score of 203 runs against Jharkhand in 2019.

He has plundered a few more hundreds in the format since then – tons against Kerala, Gujarat, Punjab and Karnataka. His performances in List A games led to selection for the India A and senior Indian sides.

Yashasvi Jaiswal Career Stats in All Formats

Yashasvi’s career in cricket by end of 2025 (all formats):

He has approximately 12 odd Test matches under his belt along with over 980 runs and the scores include 4 centuries and half centuries, each. He has a high score of 214 and averages nearly 60.

he had batted in 8 ODIs with an average of more than 45 and scored over 340 runs including one century and two half centuries.

In T20 Internationals he has played close to 15 matches for India (500-odd runs with a SR of over 150 and one century).

He has over 40 matches to his name in the IPL, scoring more than 1500 runs with one century and nine half centuries. His strike-rate remains consistently above 140.

In first class cricket, he has 2800 plus runs in more than 30 matches with 10 centuries and couple of double tons.

In List A games, he has over 1900 runs at an average above fifty with seven centuries, including his well-known innings of 203.

Notable Records and Achievements

Yashasvi Jaiswal has scripted story that is punctuated by record-breaking moments. Among his most remarkable accomplishments are:

• Top flights Youngest double centurian, making 203* in List A cricket against Jharkhand in 2019.
• Test: Scored a century on Test debut overseas, with 171 runs against the West Indies in 2023.
• Has the fastest fifty to his name in IPL history – 13 balls against RCB in 2023.
• In the 2022 Duleep Trophy Final also scored a double century, showing his class in domestic cricket.
• Became among the top five run-scorers in IPL 2023 at only a young age of 21.
• Those slip­ups only serve to underscore his tremen­dous potential and appetite to compete at all levels.

Batting Style and Strengths

Yashasvi Jaiswal is an elegant left-hand opening batter who has stunning cover drives, muscular pull shots and the ability to play pace as well as spin with ease. He can be the flair player with a classical game, both of traditional cricket and modern-rocker attitude.

His biggest strengths include:

• Excellent footwork and balance.
• Capacity to switch between a grinding Test innings and audacious T20 bashing.
• Natural timing and placement.
• Great composure even under pressure.

Coaches and commentators repeatedly laud his work ethic, discipline and temperament, comparing him to some of India’s greats.

Significant Moments of Yashasvi Jaiswal’s Career

Yashasvi’s career landmarks reflects the searing pace of his ascent:

• He was then picked for Mumbai’s Under-16 team in 2015.
• Iyer scored 203 runs in the Vijay Hazare Trophy in 2019, being the youngest to score a double century.
• He began playing for Rajasthan Royals in the IPL in 2020.
• He made his international Test debut for India in 2023, and scored a century on debut.
• Then, in 2023-24, made his first T20I hundred against the West Indies.
• In 2024, he hit a double century in test cricket against England.
• In 2025, he passed 1500 IPL runs – one of the most exciting young talents in the league.

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Key Milestones in Jaiswal’s Career

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Conclusion

The Success story of Yashasvi Jaiswal: Street cricket to India’s Dashing Debutant The journey of Yashasvi Jaiswal from being a struggling street cricketer to one of the most promising talents in Indian cricket is nothing short of inspiring. It isn’t just his majestic numbers, but the fact that Rohit’s incredible production is flung across all formats – Test, ODI, T20I or IPL – tells you of his versatility and love for the game.

Having scored several centuries in domestic and international cricket and never being satisfied with what he has, Yashasvi Jaiswal is one to look forward as the future of Indian cricket. The list of his centuries will only get lengthier over time, and his name will resonate in world cricket for a while to follow.

Yashasvi’s story is a reminder to all that no dream is too big if one has the courage, perseverance and passion to pursue it.

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